¹ Hamlet, i. 5. 15–22.—Note: All references to the Poetical Works of Shelley and of Shakespeare are to the revised Oxford Standard editions, 1933, and n.d., respectively.

² i, 419.

³ iv, 3. 66–69.

⁴ ii. 2. 306–312.

⁵ The Poems of the Shelley, in two volumes (1911), i, 619.

⁶ v. 3. 8–19.

⁷ Compare Troilus and Cressida, i. 2. 158; Richard III, i. 3. 354; i. 4. 246.

⁸ v. 3. 99.

⁹ Julian Edition, iii, 344.

¹⁰ i. 5. 99–101.

¹¹ iii. 2. 75–77.

¹² i. 2. 158.

¹³ ii. 2. 61–64.

¹⁴ Hamtel, ii. 2. 265.

¹⁵ Romeo and Juliet, v. 3.102–105.

¹⁶ iv. 5. 183–184.

¹⁷ v. S. 24–26.

¹⁸ ii. 22–23.

¹⁹ ii, 464.

²⁰ ii. 2. 6–8. These lines should be compared with a passage in All's Well, i. 1. 71–73.

²¹ ii, 473,

²² iii. 4. 94–96.

²³ Ingpen, Shelley in England, pp. 458–460.

²⁴ Life of Shelley, ii, 62.

²⁵ i. 3. 48.

²⁶ v. 1. 239.

²⁷ ii. 1. 154–175.

²⁸ i. 4. 79–81.

²⁹ ii. 2. 312–314.

³⁰ i. 3. 149–150.

³¹ ii. 2. 316–331.

³² Troilus and Cressida iii. 3. 175.

³³ Richard III, i. 1. 1.

³⁴ ii, 471.

³⁵ iii. 1. 84–85.

³⁶ i. 3. 75–80.

³⁷ iii. 1. 270–274.

³⁸ v. 5. 19–23.

³⁹ i. 1. 114–125.

⁴⁰ ii. 2. 14–20.

⁴¹ Locock, ii, 471.

⁴² Lear, iii. 2. 4.

⁴³ v. 5. 19–23.

⁴⁴ ii. 1. 32–43.

⁴⁵ iii. 4. 11–14; 66–67.

⁴⁶ i. 2. 129–130.

⁴⁷ King Lear, v. 3. 8–19.

⁴⁸ i. 1. 8.

⁴⁹ ii. 2. 109.

⁵⁰ ii. 2. 313; iii. 4. 67.

⁵¹ Shelley Notebook, ii, 95–106.

⁵² iv. 4. 168–172.

⁵³ iv. 2. 240–241.

⁵⁴ i. 2. 103–107.

⁵⁵ ii. 1. 56–60.

⁵⁶ iii. 4. 96–98.

⁵⁷ i. 1. 124, 172–173; ii. 1. 51–58.

⁵⁸ ii. 2. 1; iii. 5. 136–140.

⁵⁹ i. 131–132; iii. 1. 78–83.

⁶⁰ i. 4. 298–313; ii. 4, 164–166, 167–170, 274–278, 281–285.

Compare the Demon's speech as translated by Shelley in Calderon's The Wonderful Magician: