o£ the people were also appealed to. Tt was rumoured that the foreigner Ind gone out to dig gold. Efforts were made to create the belief that there were plans for a hostile attack from the city, but there was positively at that time riy excitement whatever except in oficial circles. There being no neighbours to stir up to violence, the yeomen runners themselves were lo to persecute the poor old monk, who finally became ea alarmed by the threats againat him that he requested Mr, M, to return to the city. In order therefore to protect the monk from official vengeance, after nine days' residence on the hill, Mr. M. exme back.
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