[ [!-- Note --]

491 ([return])
[ The writer of the article in the Edinburgh Review (no friend of Mr. Payne), July 1886 (No. 335, p. 180.), says Burton is "much less accurate" than Payne.]

[ [!-- Note --]

492 ([return])
[ New York Tribune, 2nd November 1891.]

[ [!-- Note --]

493 ([return])
[ See Chapter xxxiii.]

[ [!-- Note --]

494 ([return])
[ Still, as everyone must admit, Burton could have said all he wanted to say in chaster language.]

[ [!-- Note --]

495 ([return])
[ Arbuthnot's comment was: "Lane's version is incomplete, but good for children, Payne's is suitable for cultured men and women, Burton's for students."