J. H. Lawrence, The Etonian out of bounds 1, 135

This allegory Love was written at Stutgard in July 1799, soon after which I passed together with Gœthe several days at a chateau, which the Duke of Saxe-Weimar had lent to a brother Etonian of Mr. Canning, Joseph Charles Mellish, one of the contributors to the Microcosm, and translator of Schiller’s Mary Stuart. My friend, since deceased, read it over to him, and the patriarch of German literature highly approved of the idea.