Footnotes:
[1] Forman’s edition, vol. iv. p. 115.
[2] See Medwin, vol. i. p. 68.
[3] He told Trelawny that he had been attracted to Shelley simply by his “rare talents as a scholar;” and Trelawny has recorded his opinion that Hogg’s portrait of their friend was faithful, in spite of a total want of sympathy with his poetic genius. This testimony is extremely valuable.
[4] It is probable that he saw her for the first time in January, 1811.
[5] See Shelley’s third letter to Godwin (Hogg, ii. p. 63) for another defence of his conduct. “We agreed,” &c.
[6] See Dowden’s Life of Shelley, vol. i. pp. 190-194.
[7] McCarthy, p. 255.
[8] It was published in Dublin. See reprint in McCarthy, p. 179.
[9] Reprinted in McCarthy, p. 324.