The rhyme varies from J. S. A.'s:—
"Hempseed I sow:
Hempseed grow;
He that is my true love
Come after me, and mow."
and the Norfolk spectre is seen with a scythe, instead of a rake like his Devonshire compeer.
E. S. Taylor.
A NOTE ON GULLIVER'S TRAVELS.
If I may argue from the silence of the latest edition of Gulliver's Travels, with Notes, with which I am acquainted, viz. that by W. C. Taylor, LL.D., Trinity College, Dublin, the Preface to which is dated May 1st, 1840, I may say that all the commentators on Swift—all, at least, down to that late date—have omitted to refer to a work containing incidents closely resembling some of those recorded in the "Voyage to Lilliput."