him that if he were hurt, he should disgrace himself by weeping.  He consoled himself, boy-like, with the consideration that he was not yet committed; he could easily steal over unseen to Crozer’s post, and he had a continuous private idea that he would very probably steal back again.  His course took him so near the minister that he could hear some of his words:  ’What news, minister, of Claver’se?  He’s going round like a roaring rampaging lion. . . .

Footnotes: 

{1} From the Sydney Presbyterian, October 26, 1889.

{2a} Theater of Mortality, p. 10; Edin. 1713.

{2b} History of My Own Times, beginning 1660, by Bishop Gilbert Burnet, p. 158.

{2c} Wodrow’s Church History, Book ii. chap. i. sect.  I.

{2d} Crookshank’s Church History, 1751, second ed. p. 202.

{2e} Burnet, p. 348.

{3a} Fuller’s Historie of the Holy Warre, fourth ed. 1651.

{3b} Wodrow, vol. ii. p. 17.

{3c} Sir J. Turner’s Memoirs, pp. 148-50.

{4a} A Cloud of Witnesses, p. 376.

{4b} Wodrow, pp. 19, 20.

{4c} A Hind Let Loose, p. 123.

{4d} Turner, p. 163.

{4e} Turner, p. 198.

{4f} Ibid. p. 167.

{4g} Wodrow, p. 29.

{4h} Turner, Wodrow, and Church History by James Kirkton, an outed minister of the period.

{5a} Kirkton, p. 244.

{5b} Kirkton.

{5c} Turner.

{5d} Kirkton.

{5e} Kirkton.

{6a} Cloud of Witnesses, p. 389; Edin. 1765.

{6b} Kirkton, p. 247.

{6c} Ibid. p. 254.

{6d} Ibid. p. 247.

{6e} Ibid. pp. 247, 248.

{6f} Kirkton, p. 248.

{6g} Kirkton, p. 249.

{6h} Naphtali, p. 205; Glasgow, 1721.

{6i} Wodrow, p. 59.

{6j} Kirkton, p. 246.

{6k} Defoe’s History of the Church of Scotland.

{7} ’This paper was written in collaboration with James Waiter Ferrier, and if reprinted this is to be stated, though his principal collaboration was to lie back in an easy-chair and laugh.’—­[R.L.S., Oct. 25, 1894.]

{8} See a short essay of De Quincey’s.

{9a} Religio Medici, Part ii.

{9b} Duchess of Malfi.

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