[38] Letter to Mr. Gisborne, of June 18, 1822.
[39] Letter of Shelley’s to Mr. Gisborne. (The passage, in the original, has no personal reference to Byron.)
[40] Announcing the stoppage of Shelley’s income.
[41] “The Boat on the Serchio.”
[42] Notes to Shelley’s Poems, by Mary Shelley.
[43] Godwin’s Answer to Malthus.
[44] This initial has been printed C. Mrs. Shelley’s letter leaves no doubt that Elise’s is the illness referred to.
[45] Trelawny’s “Recollections.”
[46] Williams’ journal for this last day runs—
February 18.—Jane unwell. S. turns physician. Called on Lord B., who talks of getting up Othello. Laid a wager with S. that Lord B. quits Italy before six months. Jane put on a Hindostanee dress and passed the evening with Mary, who had also the Turkish costume.