[Footnote 88]: How beautiful he is!
[Footnote 89]: This is the Latin esse, being, and is defined in German as "well-being." The phrase means here something like what we call being in one's element.—Tr.
[Footnote 90]: Roquairol.
[Footnote 91]: Gaeta.
[Footnote 92]: The island Ischia, with its mountain Epomeo high as Vesuvius, Capri, &c.
[Footnote 93]: "Die Myrte still, und hoch der Lorbeer steht."—Goethe.—Tr.
[Footnote 94]: Receptions.
[Footnote 95]: Borgho d' Ischia.
[Footnote 96]: He means the vintage, which comes in thrice a year there, in December, March, and August.
[Footnote 97]: Falsetto?—Tr.