[58] Widow of Serjeant Frere, Master of Downing College, Cambridge.
[59] Probably Mrs. Schutz of Gillingham Hall, already mentioned.
[60a] Coram Street.
[60b] Wordsworth, The Fountain, ed. 1800.
[61a] William Browne.
[61b] Probably Bletsoe.
[62] Where FitzGerald’s uncle, Mr. Peter Purcell, lived.
[64] By Captain Allen F. Gardiner, R.N., 1836.
[65] In an article in Blackwood’s Magazine for April 1830, p. 632, headed Poetical Portraits by a Modern Pythagorean. FitzGerald either quoted the lines from memory, or intentionally altered them. They originally stood,
His spirit was the home
Of aspirations high;
A temple, whose huge dome
Was hidden in the sky.