“Aristogeiton! here is for thy sword
A myrtle of Mount Vernon, plucked this day.”


THE END

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FOOTNOTES:

[1] The name in the original MS. was probably Burrowes.

[2] The bracketed words are conjectures of the present writer. The MS. has suffered greatly from the damp, so as to be practically illegible in places.

Transcriber’s Note: Page 84, “n” changed to “in” (in a very clever)