Cooke’s pocket-edition. See vols. I.-IV. of Cooke’s Select Edition of British Novels (1792). Mr. W. C. Hazlitt says Hazlitt became acquainted with this book through his father being an original subscriber to the series.
Mrs. Radcliffe’s Romance of the Forest. Ann Radcliffe’s (1764–1823) book was published in 1791.
Sweet in the mouth. Revelation, x. 9.
Gay creatures. Comus, 299.
[223]. Tom Jones discovers Square behind the blanket. Book V. chap. 5.
Parson Adams ... Mrs. Slip-Slop. Book IV. chap. 14.
Chubb’s Tracts. Thomas Chubb’s (1679–1747) Tracts and Posthumous Works were published in six vols. 8vo., 1754. He was a deist.
Fate, free-will, etc. Paradise Lost, II. 560.
‘In wandering mazes lost.’
[224]. Note. A friend, who had some lottery puffs. Charles Lamb. See vol. VI. Table Talk, p. 291.