[KJ] "On the side of Loughrigg Fell, at the foot of the lake, and looking down upon it and the whole Vale and its encompassing mountains, the Pastor is supposed by me to stand, when at sunset he addresses his companions."—I. F.
[KK] Compare Lines composed a few miles above Tintern Abbey (vol. ii. p. 55, l. 100)—
A motion and a spirit, that impels
All thinking things, all objects of all thought,
And rolls through all things.
[KL] The vale of Langdale rather than that of Grasmere. It was the cottage at Hackett that was, by "the magician's wand," converted into the "Parsonage." Possibly, however, the allusion may be to Fairfield, or Stone Arthur.—ED.
[KM] The Rothay.—ED.
[KN] A phrase now familiarized to English ears by Mr. Arnold's use of it.—ED.
[KO] See Wordsworth's note, p. [390]. Compulsory Elementary Education was secured to Scotland by the Education Act of 1872, and to England by the Act of 1880.—ED.
[KP] A promontory in Valencia, facing the Balearic Isles.—ED.