[FN#687] Unpublished letter.

[FN#688] Payne, i., 63.  Burton Lib.  Ed., i., 70.

[FN#689] Unpublished letter.

[FN#690] Lady Burton included only the Nights Proper, not the Supplementary Tales.

[FN#691] The Romance of Isabel Lady Burton, ii., 763.

[FN#692] Holywell Lodge, Meads, Eastbourne.

[FN#693] Left unfinished.  Mr. Wilkins incorporated the fragment in The Romance of Isabel Lady Burton.

[FN#694] Huxley died 29th June 1895.

[FN#695] Mrs. FitzGerald died 18th January 1902, and is buried under the Tent at Mortlake.  Mrs. Van Zeller is still living.  I had the pleasure of hearing from her in 1905.

[FN#696] She died in 1904.

[FN#697] Or Garden of Purity, by Mirkhond.  It is a history of Mohammed and his immediate successors.

[FN#698] Part 3 contains the lives of the four immediate successors of Mohammed.

[FN#699] Now Madame Nicastro.

[FN#700] Letter of Miss Daisy Letchford to me. 9th August, 1905.

[FN#701] See Midsummer Night’s Dream, iii., 2.

[FN#702] Close of the tale of “Una El Wujoud and Rose in Bud.”

[FN#703] These lines first appeared in The New Review, February 1891.  We have to thank Mr. Swinburne for kindly permitting us to use them.

[FN#704] Two islands in the middle of the Adriatic.

[FN#705] J.A.I.  Journal of the Anthropological Institute of Great Britain and Ireland.

[FN#706] T.E.S.—­Transactions of the Ethnological Society of London.  New Series.

[FN#707] A.R.—­Anthropological Review.

[FN#708] A.R. iv.  J.A.S.—­Fourth vol. of the Anthropological Review contained in the Journal of the Anthropological Society.

[FN#709] Anthrop.  Anthropologia—­the Organ of the London Anthropological Society.

[FN#710] M.A.S.  Memoirs read before the Anthropological Society of London.

[FN#711] The titles of the volumes of original poetry are in italics.  The others are those of translations.

[FN#712] Zohra—­the name of the planet Venus.  It is sometimes given to girls.