[74a] Hill-town, i.e., Norfolk.
[74b] July 17, 1820. See ‘Lavengro,’ chap. xxvi.
[75] Lovell.
[77a] Better pokonyes, ‘justice of the peace.’
[77b] Bow Street runners—Gy. prastermengre.
[77c] Better patrin; the use of this word in the proper sense of ‘leaf’ is not so rare among English gypsies.
[81] Gypsies nowadays are generally married in church. They like the pomp.
[84] Simpson, member of the firm of Simpson and Rackham, Norwich, where Borrow served his articles.
[87] See pp. 88, 147, 164, and Introduction; ‘Lavengro,’ ii. 44, et seq.
[89] Good.