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those violent passions which makes the mind all turbulence and
anxiety； I had had a lover whom I esteemed and valued； and at the
latter part of my life I was raised to a station as high as the
vainest woman could wish。 But in all these various changes I
never enjoyed any real satisfaction； unless in the little time I
lived retired in the country free from all noise and hurry； and
while I was conscious I was the object of the love and esteem of
a man of sense and honor。〃
On the conclusion of this history Minos paused for a small time；
and then ordered the gate to be thrown open for Anna Boleyn's
admittance on the consideration that whoever had suffered being
the queen for four years； and been sensible during all that time
of the real misery which attends that exalted station； ought to
be forgiven whatever she had done to obtain it。＇11＇
＇11＇ Here ends this curious manuscript； the rest being destroyed
in rolling up pens； tobacco； &c。 It is to be hoped heedless people
will henceforth be more cautious what they burn； or use to other
vile purposes； especially when they consider the fate which had
likely to have befallen the divine Milton； and that the works
of Homer were probably discovered in some chandlers shop in Greece。
End