Florence.
_Ridley's University._--The author of _The Bible in many Tongues_ (a little
work on the history of the Bible and its translations, lately published by
the Religious Tract Society, and calculated to be useful), informs us that
Ridley "tells us incidentally," in his farewell letter, that he learned
nearly the whole of St. Paul's Epistles "in the course of his solitary
walks at Oxford." What Ridley tells us directly in his "Farewell" to
Pembroke Hall, Cambridge, is as follows:
"In my orchard (the walls, butts, and trees, if they could speak, would
bear me witness) I learned without book almost all Paul's Epistles;
yea, and I ween all the canonical epistles, save only the Apocalypse."