Butler Used To Couple This Little Mistake Of His With Another That He Made In The Authoress Of The Odyssey,

When he said, "Scheria means Jutland - a piece of land jutting out into the sea." Jutland, on the contrary, means

The land of the Jutes, and has no more to do with jutting than "waitee" has to do with waiting. - R. A. S.

{6} Treatise on Painting, chap. cccxlix.

{7} See Appendix A.

{8} Curiosities of Literature, Lond. 1866, Routledge & Co., p. 272.

{9} Ivanhoe, chap. xxiii., near the beginning.

{10} Handel's third set of organ concertos, No. 6.

{11} "Storia diplomatica dell' antica abbazia di S. Michele della Chiusa," by Gaudenzio Claretta. Turin, 1870. Pp. 8, 9.

{12} "Storia diplomatica dell' antica abbazia di S. Michele della Chiusa," by Gaudenzio Claretta. Turin, 1870. P. 14.

{13} Handel; slow movement in the fifth grand concerto.

{14} For documents relating to the sanctuary, see Appendix B, P. 309.

{15} "Well, my dear sir, I am sorry you do not think as I do, but in these days we cannot all of us start with the same principles."

{16} "It may be for a hundred, or for five hundred years, or for a thousand, or even ten thousand, but it will not be eternal; for God is a strong man - great, generous, and of large heart."

{17} "If a person has not got an appetite . . . "

{18} The waiter's nickname no doubt was Cristo, which was softened into Cricco for the reason put forward below.

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