Chapter XXXV: Book IV: chap. 3

_Blackstone or De Lolme._ Sir William Blackstone’s (1723-1780)
_Commentaries on the Laws of England_ appeared in 1765-9,
John Louis De Lolme’s (1740?-1807) _The Constitution of
England_, in French 1771, in English 1775.

108. _What I have said upon it_, _etc._ In _The Edinburgh Review_.
See _ante_, note to p. 106.

_Don Quixote._ Part I., 1605; Part II., 1615.

‘_The long-forgotten order of chivalry._’ ‘The long-neglected
and almost extinguished order of knight-errantry,’ _Don
Quixote_ (trans. Jarvis), Part I., Book IV. chap. 28.

‘_Witch the world_,’ _etc._ _Henry IV._, Part I., Act IV. Sc.
1.

109. ‘_Oh, what delicate wooden spoons_,’ _etc._ _Don Quixote_, Part
II., Book IV. chap. 67.

_The curate confidentially informing Don Quixote_, _etc._
_Ibid._

_Our adventurer afterwards_, _etc._ _Ibid._

110. ‘_Still prompts_,’ _etc._ Pope, _Essay on Man_, IV. 3-4.

‘_Singing the ancient ballad of Roncesvalles._’ _Don Quixote_,