_Vir bonus est quis?_ TERENCE. INTERCHAPTER VI.—p. 115. CONTINGENT CAUSES. PERSONAL CONSIDERATIONS INDUCED BY REFLECTING ON THEM. THE AUTHOR TREMBLES FOR THE PAST. _Vereis que no hay lazada desasida De nudo y de pendencia soberana; Ni a poder trastornar la orden del cielo Las fuerzas llegan, ni el saber del suelo._ BALBUENA. CHAPTER XLVI. P. I.—p. 120. DANIEL DOVE'S ARRIVAL AT DONCASTER. THE ORGAN IN ST. GEORGE'S CHURCH. THE PULPIT. MRS. NEALE'S BENEFACTION. _Non ulla Musis pagina gratior Quam quæ severis ludicra jungere Novit, fatigatamque nugis Utilibus recreare mentem._ DR. JOHNSON. CHAPTER XLVII. P. I.—p. 132. DONCASTRIANA. GUY'S DEATH. SEARCH FOR HIS TOMB-STONE IN INGLETON CHURCH-YARD. Go to the dull church-yard and see Those hillocks of mortality, Where proudest man is only found By a small hillock on the ground. TIXALL POETRY. CHAPTER XLVIII. P. I.—p. 137. A FATHER'S MISGIVINGS CONCERNING HIS SON'S DESTINATION. PETER HOPKINS'S GENEROSITY. DANIEL IS SENT ABROAD TO GRADUATE IN MEDICINE. Heaven is the magazine wherein He puts Both good and evil; Prayer's the key that shuts And opens this great treasure: 'tis a key Whose wards are Faith and Hope and Charity. Wouldst thou prevent a judgement due to sin? Turn but the key and thou may'st lock it in. Or wouldst thou have a blessing fall upon thee? Open the door, and it will shower on thee! QUARLES. CHAPTER XLIX.—p. 142. CONCERNING THE INTEREST WHICH DANIEL THE ELDER TOOK IN THE DUTCH WAR, AND MORE ESPECIALLY IN THE SIEGE AND PROVIDENTIAL DELIVERY OF LEYDEN. Glory to Thee in thine omnipotence, O Lord who art our shield and our defence, And dost dispense, As seemeth best to thine unerring will, (Which passeth mortal sense) The lot of Victory still; Edging sometimes with might the sword unjust; And bowing to the dust, The rightful cause, that so such seeming ill May thine appointed purposes fulfil; Sometimes, (as in this late auspicious hour For which our hymns we raise,) Making the wicked feel thy present power; Glory to thee and praise, Almighty God, by whom our strength was given! Glory to Thee, O Lord of Earth and Heaven! SOUTHEY. CHAPTER L. P. I.—p. 149. VOYAGE TO ROTTERDAM AND LEYDEN. THE AUTHOR CANNOT TARRY TO DESCRIBE THAT CITY. WHAT HAPPENED THERE TO DANIEL DOVE. He took great content, exceeding delight in that his voyage. As who doth not that shall attempt the like?—For peregrination charms our senses with such unspeakable and sweet variety, that some count him unhappy that never travelled, a kind of prisoner, and pity his case that from his cradle to his old age he beholds the same still; still, still, the same, the same! BURTON. CHAPTER LI. P. I.—p. 158. ARMS OF LEYDEN. DANIEL DOVE, M. D. A LOVE STORY, STRANGE BUT TRUE. _Oye el extraño caso, advierte y siente; Suceso es raro, mas verdad ha sido._ BALBUENA. CHAPTER LII. P. I.—p. 163.