[Footnote 10: There is a Memorial entered on the wall of
the Cathedral of Peterborough, for one [named ROBERT
SCARLET] who, being Sexton thereof, interred two Queens
therein (KATHARINE Dowager and MARY of Scotland); more
than fifty years interceding betwixt their several
sepultures. This vivacious Sexton also buried two
generations; or the people in that place twice over. Thus
having built many houses (so I find graves frequently
called _domus æternales_) for others: some, as it was
fitting, performed this last office unto him. [He died on
2nd July 1594. æt. 98.] THOMAS FULLER, _Worthies, &c._,
ii. 293., Ed. 1662.]
[Footnote 11: In the discourse of his Text, he only dealt
with general doctrine, of the vanity of all flesh. _Dean
R. FLETCHER_.]
[Footnote 12: The total of Queen ELIZABETH's expenses for
this Funeral amounted to £321. 14s. 6d.]
[Illustration]
CUPID's Posies,
For Bracelets, Handkerchers, and Rings;
With Scarfs, Gloves, and other things.
Written by CUPID on a day,
When VENUS gave him leave to play.
_Verbum sat amanti._
The Lover sheweth his intent
By gifts, that are with Posies sent.