Then follows a line I cannot decypher, and at the bottom of the page is

"You will be clear of my suspysion."

Are these verses from some old poet, or are they composed as well as

written by the royal tyrant? for no other would, I think, have addressed

such lines to "Kateryn the Quene."

I have only to add that the volume was given me by the sister of the

late President of the English college at Valladolid, and that he

obtained it during his residence in Spain. It is not unlikely it may

have been carried thither by some of the English Catholics, who resorted

to that country for education. In 1625 it seems to have belonged to John

Sherrott.

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