[52] See "Poetical Works," vol. ii. p. 335.—Ed.
[53] March 2nd.—Ed.
[54] First published in 1807, under the title of The Sailor's Mother.—Ed.
[55] Gallow Hill, Yorkshire.—Ed.
[56a] See "The Cock is crowing," etc., vol. ii. p. 293.—Ed.
[56] See "The Cock is crowing," etc., vol. ii. p. 293.—Ed.
[57] See vol. ii. p. 295.—Ed.
[58] Published as a separate poem.—Ed.
[59] Can these "Verses" have been the first draft of Dejection, an Ode, in its earliest and afterwards abandoned form? It is said to have been written on 2nd April 1802.—Ed.
[60] See The Waterfall and the Eglantine, and The Oak and the Broom, vol. ii. pp. 170, 174.—Ed.