[J] Hume.
[K] Grant's Restoration of Learning in the East.
[L] We cannot resist the temptation of saying, that in this highest department of the poet's art, we know of no living poet who will bear a comparison with Mr. Southey.
[M] Though there is no Echo and the mountains are voiceless, the woodmen, nevertheless, in the last line of this verse hear "a drear murmur between their Songs!!"
[N] This would have done excellently for a coroner's inquest like that on Honey, which lasted thirty days, and was facetiously called the "Honey-moon."
[O] See Quarterly Review, vol. XIX, p. 204.
[P] The same Camelot, in Somersetshire, we presume, which is alluded to by Kent in 'King Lear'—
'Goose! if I had thee upon Sarum plain,
I'd drive thee cackling home to Camelot.'