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‘Notes & Queries’, 27 Camden Square, N.W.—Has given provisional instructions for McKerrow’s query to be put in next week’s issue.

(With envelope.)

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Notes & Queries
27 Camden Square, N.W.
28th Nov. 1902

Dear Sir

I have ordered the printers to put your query {1} provisionally forward next week and am sorry it was impossible to give it insertion this week

yours faithfully
Joseph Knight | Editor

To R. B McKerrow Esq

[Direction on envelope:] To R. B. McKerrow Esq | 22 Friars Stile Road | Richmond | Surrey

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The envelope was postmarked at London, N.W., at 2.30 a.m. on 29 November 1902, and at Richmond at 6.15 a.m. the same day.

{1} ‘Nashe and Greene Queries’, Notes and Queries, 6 Dec. 1902, p. 447.

Woodthorpe, The Thrupp, Nr. Stroud, Glos. - Has now read through Trevelyan's 'valuable gift' [his translations of the "Eclogues and Georgics of Virgil"], and admires its 'fidelity to the original & its sustained excellence of style'. Prefers the "Georgics" to the "Eclogues": Trevelyan knows his 'ear is deaf to some of your harmonies' and would like Trevelyan to read them to him. The accents in the "Georgics" give a 'fine strong effect, so different from Pope's ready-mouthed [?] strain'; has been writing a piece on Pope's "Iliad" for "Notes and Queries". Has copied out [Edward] Fitzgerald's 'free & easy version of the Corycian swain' from "[An] Aftermath" in case Trevelyan does not know it [see 21/107b]. Blames his 'bad handwriting' on the temperature.

Offprint from "Notes and Queries", 10 Aug 1940: "A Translation of Aeneid V!., 724-751", George. G. Loane.
Another version of Loane's translation, in Loane's own hand, which differs in several places from the printed text; this is followed, with the heading '(Gilding for the pill?)'. by Loane's translation of "Anth[ologia] Pal[atina]" V.51