[371]. Give us reason with his rhyme. See ante, note to p. 362.
His dear Charmettes. Where Rousseau’s happiest years were spent with Madame de Warens.
I care not, Fortune. Thomson’s Castle of Indolence, canto II. 3.
Books, dreams [dreams, books]. Wordsworth, Personal Talk, [will grow].
Note. Ah! voila de la pervenche. Rousseau’s Confessions, part I. book VI.
Reveries of a Solitary Walker. Published in 1777.
[373]. A witchery in the soft blue sky. Wordsworth’s Peter Bell, part I. 15.
Not by the sufferance of supernal power. Paradise Lost, I. 241.
Squeaked and gibbered in our streets. Hamlet, I. 1.
In his Treatise of Government. Published in 1689–1690.