[145c] Mrs. De Caudres, “over against St. Mary’s Church, near Capel Street,” where Stella now lodged.
[146a] “A crease in the sheet” (Deane Swift).
[146b] “In the original it was, good mallows, little sollahs. But in these words, and many others, he writes constantly ll for rr” (Deane Swift).
[147b] “Those letters which are in italics in the original are of a monstrous size, which occasioned his calling himself a loggerhead” (Deane Swift).
[147c] I.e., to ask whether.
[148a] Harcourt.
[148b] “A shilling passes for thirteenpence in Ireland” (Deane Swift).
[148c] Robert Cope, a gentleman of learning with whom Swift corresponded.
[148d] Archdeacon Morris is not mentioned in Cotton’s Fasti Ecclesiæ Hiberniæ.