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The key is quoted in The Literary Career of Richard Graves, by Charles Jarvis Hill, Smith College Studies in Modern Languages, XVI, Nos. 1-3 (1934-35), 50; hereafter Hill.

Hill, p. 61, n. 128 gives no evidence to another, much later identification of Jerry Tugwell.

Alumni Oxonienses, 1795-1886 records eight other Cholmeleys who either matriculated at, or were Fellows of, Magdalen.

Compare N. J. Lyons in Notes and Queries, 216 (1971), 63-67, belatedly noted, on the key to Graves's Spiritual Quixote.

See A. I. Hazeltine, A Study of Shenstone and his Critics, Menasha. The standard edition of the poetry is still that edited by G. Gilfillan (1854).

See Iolo. A. Williams, Seven XVIIIth Century Bibliographies (1924), p. 51.

Marjorie Williams, William Shenstone A Chapter in Eighteenth Century Taste, (1935), p. 33.

The Letters of William Shenstone, ed. by Marjorie Williams (1939), p. 539. There is no other reference to Foley in the Letters.

Ed., The Correspondence of Jonathan Swift, 3 vols. (Oxford, 1963), I. 3. n.4.

The "not" is an editorial addition. "To hate" makes good sense and obviates emendation.

See Index to the London Stage, ed. Ben Ross Schneider, Jr. (1979), p. 836.

H. Bunker Wright and Monroe K. Spears (1971), pp. 550 and 993.

It was reviewed in the May, 1783 GM, pp. 423-425.

Coleridge, III, 538.

For this information and that on numbers 4, 9, and 10 I am indebted to the kindness of Professor Jerome J. McGann, of The Johns Hopkins University, editor of Byron's poems in progress.

The GM text brackets three lines as a triplet in place of the two couplets in the received text.

Unless otherwise indicated the Oxford readings are also those of the Coleridge edition.

See C. Redding, Memoirs of William Beckford . . . , 2 vols. (1859), II, 241-255; Eva Rosebery, "Books from Beckford's Library Now at Barnbougle," The Book Collector, 14 (Autumn, 1965), 327-329; Robert J. Gemmett, ed. Sale Catalogues of Libraries of Eminent Persons, vol. 3, Poets and Men of Letters: William Beckford (1972), p. 4; and Theodore Besterman, "William Beckford's notes on a life of Voltaire," in Studies in Voltaire and the Eighteenth Century, ed. Theodore Besterman (1976), pp. 53-55.

George Annesley, Viscount Valentia, wrote a four-volume Travels and Voyages in India . . ., published in 1809.