[[1]]
See an article by the Author in The Athenæum,
January 3rd, 1885, p. 15; and a paper by the
Rev. W. Sparrow Simpson in the Journal of
the British Archæological Association (vol. xliii.,
p. 56).
[[2]]
See Spectator, December 24th, 1887, for
specimens of family lingo.
[[3]]
Southey's Omniana, vol. i., p. 220.
[[4]]
Thoms, Anecdotes and Traditions, 1839, p
79
[[5]]
Edinburgh Review, vol. liv. (1831), p. 452.
[[6]]
«Bedencken über Esaiæ Stiefels Buchlein:
von dreyerley Zustandt des Menschen unnd dessen
newen Geburt.» 1639.
[[7]]
Notes and Queries, 7th Series, viii. 73.
[[8]]
Notes and Queries, 7th Series, viii. 253.
[[9]]
Collier's MS. corrector substituted farc'd for forc'd.
[[10]]
An article on this point will be found in The
Antiquary, vol. viii. (1883), p. 200.
[[11]]
Seventh Series, iv. 225.
[[12]]
Philol. Soc. Trans. 1885-7, pp. 368-9.
[[13]]
Cornhill Magazine, June 1888, pp. 619-28.
[[14]]
A selection from this book was printed by
Messrs. Field & Tuer under the title of English
as she is spoke.
[[15]]
Notes and Queries, First Series, iii 347.
