would not have objected. This seal, as you know, was much valued by
Rutherford, and was curiously connected with certain events in his life
which happened when Miriam was at school. Nevertheless, it cannot
anywhere be found. It has been described, however, to Mr. Walter
Crane, and he has reproduced it with singular accuracy. It struck me,
that although it has no direct relation with anything in the volume, it
might be independently interesting, especially considering the part the
motto played in Rutherford's history.

R. S.




CONTENTS.


GIDEON

SAMUEL

SAUL

MIRIAM'S SCHOOLING

MICHAEL TREVANION