[1] "The Works of the Earl of Surrey and Sir Thomas Wyatt," by Dr.
Nott, form an important accession to our national literature. If we
cannot always agree with the conclusions of our literary antiquary,
we must value the variety of his researches, not less profound than
extensive.
[2] "Tiraboschi," vol. vii.--Haym's "Bibliotheca Italiani." When
Conybeare communicated the same information to Dr. Bliss, it must
have been derived from Warton.
[3] And, strange to add, it is still history! Mr. Godwin, in "The
Lives of Necromancers," details every part of this apocryphal tale!
And the Edinburgh reviewer very philosophically, not doubtful of its
verity, accounts for all its supernatural magic, and clearly explains
the inexplicable!
[4] The smith's forge.