ON a soft sunny morning in to indsor Castle. It is a place full of storied and poetical associations. ternal aspect of to inspire . It rears its irregular oy ridge, s royal banner in the surrounding world.

    On t voluptuous vernal kind  romance of a mans temperament, ?lling o quote poetry and dream of beauty. In  saloons and long ecle I passed raits of atesmen, but lingered in ties resses, and ter Lely, ed rays of beauty. In traversing also t;large green courts,quot;  turf, my mind ender, t, but  of erings about tripling days, whe Lady Geraldine--

    quot;it up unto tower,

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    In tical susceptibility, I visited t keep of tle, land, ttiss and orians, ate. It is a large gray to ood t of ages, and is still in good preservation. It stands on a mound  above ts of tle, and a great ?igeps leads to terior. In t of armor  to James.

    ed up a staircase to a suite of apartments, of faded magni?cence, oried tapestry, e and fanciful amour, ory try and ?ction.

    tory of t unfortunate prince is ic. At tender age of eleven,  from  III., and destined for t, to be reared under treac surrounded tland. It o tained prisoner by anding t a truce existed betries.

    telligence of ure, coming in train of many sorroers, proved fatal to ;t; old, quot;o give up t into ts t attended  being carried to ained from all food, and in t Rot;*

    * Buchanan.

    James ained in captivity above eig, ty, reated  due to aken to instruct ivated at t period, and to give