W. Hogg. 1892.]

These rambling notes but touch the fringe--as it were--of a wide and

ever-widening subject. A lengthy paper might be written on the different

types (and some of great interest) of vanes in and around London alone;

but I trust I may be allowed to express the hope that what has been said

may haply enlist further interest in these silent, faithful, but

somewhat neglected friends of ours, who, "courted by all the winds that

hold them play," look down from their "coigne of vantage" upon the

hurrying world below.

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