FOOTNOTES:

[Footnote 1]: Translator's note. The housekeeper in a large farm in N. Germany is a person of great consequence, and is always called Mamselle.

[Footnote 2]: Translator's note. In Germany the wife has to provide, as well as her own trouseau, all the house and table-linen, and all the furniture even tables and chairs.

[Footnote 3]: Translator's note. "Fasan"--"Vasall."

[Footnote 4]:

"Vinum, the father,
And cœna, the mother,
And Venus, the nurse,
Make gout much worse."

END OF VOL. II.

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