...s by an old warder,—maintained there by the Maxwells,—now eighty-three years old, who kept a school in the village fifty-three years, and who, in showing them, repeated long passages from Grose , . . . . besides fragments from Burns, and snatches of old poetry in honor of the castle and the family. . . . . On the 8th of May, arriving at Keswick:— Southey received us as usual...