Chapter XXIX: Part II: instead of ll. 29-34

Compell’d to feast in full delight
When I was sad and wanted power,
Can I forget that dismal night?
Ah! how did I survive the hour?

_instead of_ ll. 39-41:

And there my father-husband stood--
I felt no words can tell you how--
As he was wont in angry mood,
And thus he cried, “Will God allow,

Preface: p. 92, l. 21. _The following footnote to the words_, His Dedication, _was omitted in Vol. I_: Neither of these were adopted. The author had written, about that time, some verses to the memory of Lord Robert Manners, brother to the late Duke of Rutland; and these, by a junction, it is presumed, not forced or unnatural, form the concluding part of “The Village.”

END OF VOL. II.

CAMBRIDGE: PRINTED BY JOHN CLAY, M.A., AT THE UNIVERSITY PRESS.