H.G.T.

_Totness Church_ (Vol. ii., pp. 376. 452.).--My thanks are due to your

correspondent S.S.S. for kindly furnishing information as to the singular

arched passage mentioned in a former note, which drew my attention as a

casual visitor, and which {30} certainly appears to be the "iter

processionale" referred to in the will of William Ryder. Any information as

to the subject of the good woman's tradition would be very acceptable.

Perhaps S.S.S. will allow me, in return for his satisfactory explanation of

the "dark passage" in question, to over a very luminous passage in

confirmation of his view of Goldsmith's.

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