[96] The owner of Bredfield House, where E. F. G. was born.
[97] Hor. Od. 1. 4. 14, 15.
[98] Hor. Od. iv. 5, 25-27. horrida . . . fœtus per metasyntaxin ‘horrid abortions.’
[99] Not for the Cabinet Cyclopædia, but the Library of Useful Knowledge. It was never finished.
[100a] See Barton’s Letters, p. 70.
[100b] Vol. iii. p. 318.
[100c] The correct reading is ‘lonesome.’
[102] No. 30, where his father and mother lived.
[106] Shakespeare, Macb. i. 3, 146, 147.
[111] Milton, P. L. ix. 445.