4. A prayer for her own use in prison.
5. Four Latin verses scratched on her prison walls with a pin. These will be found on p. 336.
6. Her speech on the scaffold.
7. The Complaint of a Sinner.
8. The Duty of a Christian.
9. The annotations in the famous prayer-book.
10. A fragment of a letter has been recently found, and is printed in volume vii of the State Papers; Edward VI. Domestic Series. Addenda.
Hollingshead and Sir Richard Baker state “that she hath wrotten other things,” but they do not tell us where they are to be found. Several of her letters, notably the one to Sudeley and the famous letter to Queen Mary, are not extant in her own handwriting.
Lady Jane’s fine autograph signature figures on a number of contemporary documents. It is nothing like so elaborate as that of Elizabeth, but it is easy to see that the two Princesses received lessons in Italian caligraphy from the same teacher, probably Castiglione.