[30] On the Grotesque Renaissance, vol. iii.
[31] See Appendix I. Vol. IV. "Modern Grotesque."
[32] Cankred—because he cannot then bite hard.
[33] Though, perhaps, only in a subordinate degree. See farther on, § 8.
[34] "So red, that in the midst of the fire she could hardly have been seen."
[35] If there be any inaccuracy in the right-hand griffin, I am sorry, but am not answerable for it, as the plate has been faithfully reduced from a large French lithograph, the best I could find. The other is from a sketch of my own.
[36] At the extremities of the wings,—not seen in the plate.
[37] Compare the Purgatorio, canto xxix. &c.