99716 A Poem BY PERCY BYSSHE SHELLEY. Edited BY BERTRAM DOBELL. "If I will that he tarry till I come, what is that to thee? Follow thou London: PUBLISHED FOR THE SHELLEY SOCIETY, BY REEVES AND TURNER, 196, STRAND. 1887. NOTE. 828 55450 Rer ? 1112 [THE text of The Wandering Jew follows the version printed in Fraser's Magazine. But (as I have explained in the Introduction) in the various extracts printed in the Edinburgh Literary Journal there are many lines which do not appear in Fraser's Magazine. These lines I have inserted in the text, and, in order to distinguish them, and to avoid the necessity of numerous footnotes, they are printed in italics. Readers will therefore please note that all passages in italics appeared in the Literary Journal only. Moreover, the selections printed in the Journal differ in many minute points of punctuation, spelling, &c., from the Fraser version. These variations are noted at the bottom of the page; and readers will understand that the various readings there given (excepting in a few duly specified cases) are from the Literary Journal.] |