Finally, it remains to supply an omission which I find it hard to account for. In Medwin’s Life of Shelley occur some important extracts about Keats, seeming to emanate from Fanny Brawne. In 1877 I learnt from the lady’s family that Medwin’s mysteriously introduced correspondent was no other than she. Indeed I had actually cut the relative portion of Medwin’s book out for use in this Introduction; but by some inexplicable oversight I omitted even to refer to it; and it remained for Professor Colvin to call attention to it. I now gladly follow his lead in citing words which have a direct bearing upon the vexed question of the appreciation of Keats by her whom he loved; and, in the appendix to the present edition, the passage in question will be found. H. BUXTON FORMAN. 46 MARLBOROUGH HILL, ST. JOHN’S WOOD, _November, 1888_. CORRECTIONS. Page xxxi, line 6 from foot, for _does_ read _did_. Page 16, end of foot-note 3, add _or perhaps a dog_. Page 18, there should be a foot-note to the effect that _Meleager_ in line 6 is written _Maleager_ in the original. Page 73, end of foot-note, strike out the words _of which period there are still indications in Letter XXVIII_. Page 94, line 2 of note, for _in_ read _on_. Page 95, line 2 of notes, for 1819 read 1820. Page 96, line 3 of note, for 1819 read 1820. LETTERS TO FANNY BRAWNE. I TO IX. SHANKLIN, WINCHESTER, WESTMINSTER. [Illustration: Fanny Brawne from a silhouette by Mons^r Edouart.] I-IX. SHANKLIN, WINCHESTER, WESTMINSTER. I. Shanklin, Isle of Wight, Thursday. [_Postmark_, Newport, 3 July, 1819.] My dearest Lady,