NOTE C

(See p. 140)

For the following letters in reference to the "Muccawiss," I am

indebted to Mr. Henry Reed,--son of the late Professor Reed of

Philadelphia,--whose assistance in all matters relating to Wordsworth in

America has been invaluable.

"NO. 400 CHESTNUT STREET, PHILADELPHIA,

"_September 26th, 1883_.

"MY DEAR MR. KNIGHT--Dr. Brinton tells me that Muccawiss is the

Algonquin for whip-poor-will, and he will ascertain for me the precise

spelling, and, if possible, the book from which W. W. probably got his

information.--Yours sincerely,

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