Note 5. Page 14. line 1.
The Jung-frau and the Rhine, &c.
This Sonnet belongs to another publication, but from its fitness for this place is inserted here also.
"Voilà un énfer d'eau," cried out a German Friend of Ramond, falling on his knees on the scaffold in front of this Waterfall. See Ramond's Translation of Coxe.
Note 6. Page 15. line 11.
The name of Aloys Reding.
Aloys Reding, it will be remembered, was Captain-General of the Swiss forces, which with a courage and perseverance worthy of the cause, opposed the flagitious, and too successful, attempt of Buonaparte to subjugate their country.
Note 7. Page 17. line 1.
On approaching the Staub-bach.
"The Staub-bach" is a narrow Stream, which, after a long course on the heights, comes to a sharp edge of a somewhat overhanging precipice, overleaps it with a
