Mr. Wheler concludes--

"At present, I possess no positive proof whatever. Let it be remembered

that my observations are merely relative. I yet hope to meet with an

impression of the ring in my possession; and in this I am more

particularly encouraged by the fact, that should success attend the

investigation, this seal-ring would be the _only existing article_

PROVED to have originally belonged to our immortal poet."

When Mr. Wheler wrote, the signatures in Montaigne's work, &c. had not been

restored to the light.

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