then till the ground?
All would drink, but who'd brew the ale?

"Half naked and starv'd, in the streets
We should wander about, _sans culottes_;
Would Liberty find us in meats,
Or Equality lengthen our coats?
That knaves are for levelling, don't wonder,
We may easily guess at their views;
Pray, who'd gain the most by the plunder?
Why, they that have nothing to lose.

"Then away with this nonsense and stuff,
Full of treason, confusion and blood;
Every Briton has freedom enough
To be happy as long as he's good.
To be rul'd by a glorious king,
To be govern'd by jury and laws;
Then let us be happy and sing,
'This, this, is true Liberty's cause'."

Page 174. Haik, read _Haik_: Armenian.--178. Conqueror of Tippoo Sahib:
General Harris (1791).--181. March: The exact date was discovered by me
in private letters in Norwich. See _Life_, i., p. 91. George left
Norwich on the evening of 1st April, 1824, and consequently reached
London early on the morning of 2nd April.--182. Lodging: No. 16 Millman
Street, Bedford Row.--185. The publisher: Sir Richard Phillips.--185. Mr.
so-and-so: Taylor of Norwich.--186. The Magazine: _The Monthly Magazine_;
_or_, _British Register_.--187. The Oxford Review: _The Universal
Review_; _or_, _Chronicle of the Literature of all Nations_. No. 1,
March, 1824, to No. 6, January, 1825. See also pp. 190, 203 and ff.--191.
Red Julius, called elsewhere by Borrow _Iolo Goch_: A Welsh bard of the
fifteenth century.--193. Caesar's Castle: The Tower of London.--194 and
423. Blessed Mary Flanders: Defoe's _Moll Flanders_, See _Bibliog._ at
the end of _Romany Rye_.--197. Booksellers' shop: The shop was a
depository of the Religious Tract Society, the publishers of Legh
Richmond's _Annals of the Poor_, of which the first section was the
_Dairyman's Daughter_ (pp. 101).--203. Newly married: Richard, Jr., m.
Feb., 1823.--204. "Newgate Lives": The true title was: _Celebrated
Trials_, _and Remarkable Cases of Criminal Jurisprudence_, _from the
earliest records to the year_ 1825, Lond., 1825 (February), 6 vols.
8vo.--205. Translator of "Faustus": _Faust_, _a Drama by Goethe_, _and
Schiller's Song of the Bell_; _translated by Lord Francis Leveson Gower_,
Lond., J. Murray, 1823, 8vo; 2nd ed., enlarged, _ibid._, 1825, 2 vols.
8vo.--208. Translator of Quintilian: I doubt whether this was John Carey,
LL.D. (1756-1826), who published an