HOWLEGLASS'S EPITAPH.

"Here lies HOWLEGLASS, buried low,

His body is in the ground;

We warn the passenger that so

He move not this stone's bound.

In the year of Our Lord MCCCL."

His tomb, which was remaining thirty years ago, and may be now, is under a

large lime-tree at Möllen, near Lubeck.

In Roscoe's _German Novelists_, vol. i. p. 141. et seq., there are

references to several editions in various languages of the adventures of

Thyll Eulenspiegel.

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