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Trying To Change A Sovereign.

TRYING TO CHANGE A SOVEREIGN .

BT BRO . 3 . P 0 YNTEK , P . M . AND TREAS . BURGOYNE , NO . 902 ; P . M . ATHEN 230 M , NO . 1491 . ESSAY THE SECOND . TRANSACTIONS WITH THE " LONG " FIRM OF GATESBY & Co . ( LIMITED . )

( Concluded from page 217 . ) " When having searched the dreary vault with portable gas light , sirs , About to fire the powder train at witching hour of night , sirs : That is—I mean—he would have used the gas but was prevented , 'Cause gas , yoii see , in James ' s time it hadn't been invented . ( Chorus ) " Bow , wow , wow ! Fol de roll de iddly doll ; bow , wow , wow !

" And when they caught him in the fact , so very near the Crown's end , They straightway sent to Bow-sfcreet for that brave old runner Townsend : That is , they would have sent for him for fear he is no starter at ; But Townsend wasn't living then , he wasn't bom till arter that . ( Chorus ) "Bow , wow , wow ! Fol de roll de iddy doll ; bow , wow , wow ! " So then they put poor Guy to death , for ages to remember ; And hoys now kill him once a year in dreary dark November :

That is—I mean—his efiigy for truth is strong and steady ; Poor Guy ! they cannot kill again , because he ' s dead already . ( Chorus ) "Bow , wow , wow ! Fol de roll de iddy doll ; bow , wow ' wow !" — Old Ballad . CHAPTES V . SOMETHING THE MATTER WITH THE GAS .

OW , the two most eminent experts in handwriting then eiisting in

Londonwere named Netherclift and Chabot ; and His Majesty , on Sunday ,

the Third November , 1605 , sent for them to the Palace , to give their

opinionnpon the caligraphyofamysterious postcard which , on a certain

evening in the week before , had been handed in to my Lord Monteagle , as he sat at supper at his suburban retreat in delightfully rural Hoxton . Everybod y knows all about this preposterous document ; so I do not propose to inflict its contents upon my readers , When the experts reached the Presence

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THE LEGEND OF THE QUATUOR CORONATI. Article 1
A DESIRE. Article 7
THE MORAL AND RELIGIOUS ORIGIN OF FREEMASONRY: Article 8
A REVERIE BY THE SEA-SIDE. Article 12
THE LAST ATTEMPT: Article 13
FOTHERINGHAY CASTLE. Article 15
THE OLD CHARGES OF THE BRITISH FREEMASONS Article 21
FREEMASONRY ATTACKED AND DEFENDED. Article 24
BEATRICE. Article 26
THE WENTWORTH LITTLE MEMORIAL. Article 28
TRYING TO CHANGE A SOVEREIGN. Article 29
FRATERNITY THE TRUE MISSION. Article 40
NATURE. Article 42
NOTES ON LITERATURE, SCIENCE, AND ART. Article 42
LIGHT. Article 44
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Trying To Change A Sovereign.

TRYING TO CHANGE A SOVEREIGN .

BT BRO . 3 . P 0 YNTEK , P . M . AND TREAS . BURGOYNE , NO . 902 ; P . M . ATHEN 230 M , NO . 1491 . ESSAY THE SECOND . TRANSACTIONS WITH THE " LONG " FIRM OF GATESBY & Co . ( LIMITED . )

( Concluded from page 217 . ) " When having searched the dreary vault with portable gas light , sirs , About to fire the powder train at witching hour of night , sirs : That is—I mean—he would have used the gas but was prevented , 'Cause gas , yoii see , in James ' s time it hadn't been invented . ( Chorus ) " Bow , wow , wow ! Fol de roll de iddly doll ; bow , wow , wow !

" And when they caught him in the fact , so very near the Crown's end , They straightway sent to Bow-sfcreet for that brave old runner Townsend : That is , they would have sent for him for fear he is no starter at ; But Townsend wasn't living then , he wasn't bom till arter that . ( Chorus ) "Bow , wow , wow ! Fol de roll de iddy doll ; bow , wow , wow ! " So then they put poor Guy to death , for ages to remember ; And hoys now kill him once a year in dreary dark November :

That is—I mean—his efiigy for truth is strong and steady ; Poor Guy ! they cannot kill again , because he ' s dead already . ( Chorus ) "Bow , wow , wow ! Fol de roll de iddy doll ; bow , wow ' wow !" — Old Ballad . CHAPTES V . SOMETHING THE MATTER WITH THE GAS .

OW , the two most eminent experts in handwriting then eiisting in

Londonwere named Netherclift and Chabot ; and His Majesty , on Sunday ,

the Third November , 1605 , sent for them to the Palace , to give their

opinionnpon the caligraphyofamysterious postcard which , on a certain

evening in the week before , had been handed in to my Lord Monteagle , as he sat at supper at his suburban retreat in delightfully rural Hoxton . Everybod y knows all about this preposterous document ; so I do not propose to inflict its contents upon my readers , When the experts reached the Presence

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