* APPENDIX II The following is Wordsworth's Itinerary of the Tour, taken by him and his friend Jones, which gave rise to 'Descriptive Sketches'.

This subject will be fully elucidated in that part of our work which is peculiarly appropriated to the sugar colonies in the West Indies,E. There can hardly be a doubt that the Zaiturn of Marco is the modern Canton; yet from the causes already mentioned in several notes, it is next to an impossibility to trace the route or itinerary from Quinsai to this place.

But his Itinerary in nine volumes, a favourite book throughout the eighteenth century, which has graced many a bookseller's catalogue for the last hundred years, and seldom without eliciting a purchaserLeland's Itinerary is to-day being reprinted under the most able editorship.

" Our itinerary through west-central Hampshire has not included that little known fragment of the county that lies to the west of Romsey and is a district of commons and woods, part of the great forest-land that we shall hurriedly explore in the next chapter.

These names inspired fresh zeal, for they were those of saints who were mentioned in one or more of the itineraries as having been buried in the same chapel with St. Cecilia.