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{13a} Knapp I., 62-4.

{13b} II., 207.

{17a} Good-day.

{17b} Glandered horse.

{17c} Two brothers.

{18a} Christmas, literally Wine-day.

{18b} Irishman or beggar, literally a dirty squalid person.

{18c} Guineas.

{19a} Silver teapots.

{19b} The Gypsy word for a certain town (Norwich).

{30} Suppressed MS. of "Lavengro," quoted in Knapp I., 36.

{31} Knapp I., 25.

{50} "Lavengro."

{68} _See_ "Panthera" in "Time's Laughing Stocks," by Thomas Hardy.

{71a} J. Ewing Ritchie.

{71b} Dr. Knapp, I., 79, connects this question with Captain Borrow's last will and testament, made on Feb. 11, 1822.

{72} "George Borrow: the Man and His Work," 1908.

{75a} Translation published, Norwich, 1825, anonymous.

{75b} Translation published, London, Jarrold & Sons, 1889.

{85} "Romantic Ballads."

{87} "The Gypsies."

{93a} "The Romany Rye," edited by F. Hindes Groome.

{93b} Translated, 1828.

{96} "Isopel Berners."

{97} Knapp, I., 105.

{114} _See_ "_Wild Wales_,"