"We will so," returned Arderne. "After our marriage, Clara, we will yet hope to visit our friend."
And should our readers also wish to visit the poet, amidst his associates of the theatre in London, we will also follow him to his old haunt in Paul's.
THE END.
[1] "Twelfth Night."
[2] This song, which, no doubt, was a favourite in its day, is inserted in Beaumont and Fletcher's "Bloody Brother."
[3] Schegel's estimate of Shakespeare.
[4] See Correspondence of Sir Christopher Hatton.
[5] All these were popular beliefs.
[6] Clobie's "Divine Glimpses." I adopt these lines because they allude to the curious old opinion, that bread carried about the person was a charm against tricks of Robin Goodfellow, though they bear date 1659.