[Footnote 1: In a note on a similar passage, bearing the date November 12, 1821, he, however, confesses:"My indignation at Mr. Keats' depreciation of Pope has hardly permitted me to do justice to his own genius, which malgré all the fantastic fopperies of his style was undoubtedly of great promise.

"but when he begins to act it likewise, and to put his fopperies in execution, he is then in the extent of melancholy, or madness itself."

I have known a Woman that never was out of the Parish of St. James's, [betray] as many Foreign Fopperies in her Carriage, as she could have Gleaned up in half the Countries of Europe.