A. A.

MONOGRAM.--The allusion made by your Correspondent C., in your "Current

Notes" for February last, p. 11, to my relative Lord Glenelg's

signature, reminds me that the letters of the following singular lines,

if read backwards, will be found the same as if read in the usual

manner.

_Signa te, signa, temere me tangis et angis

Româ tibi subito motibus ibit amor._

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