Note 64 — THE BOROUGH. (continued 3)
Reading edition
Note 1, p. 456, line 301.
With glossy leaf and tawny bloom below.
This scenery is, I must acknowledge, in a certain degree like that heretofore described in the Village; but that also was a maritime country:—if the objects be similar, the pictures must (in their principal features) be alike, or be bad pictures. I have varied them as much as I could, consistently with my wish to be accurate.