The Life of George Borrow

by Herbert George Jenkins

[393a] The Romany Rye, page 338.

[393b] Life of Frances Power Cable, by herself.

[393c] Borrow goes on to an anti-climax when he states that he “believes him [Scott] to have been by far the greatest [poet], with perhaps the exception of Mickiewicz, who only wrote for unfortunate Poland, that Europe has given birth to during the last hundred years.”

[393d] The Romany Rye, pages 344–5.

[393e] Romano Lavo-Lil, page 274.

[393f] The Romany Rye, page 134.

[394a] Letter from Borrow to Dr Usoz, 22nd Feb. 1839.

[394b] Macmillan’s Magazine, vol. 45.

[396] “Notes upon George Borrow” prefaced to an edition of Lavengro. Ward, Lock & Co.

[398] Mr W. Elvin in the Athenæum, 6th Aug. 1881.