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But when that I, who dwell on High,
PROVE every word I've spoke;
I ask them where they then will fly,
For to prevent the Stroke."—

A decorative tailpiece features the word "FINIS" The End inside a central rectangular frame. Above the frame sits an ornament resembling a crown or an urn with symmetrical palm fronds extending to the sides. A draped, scalloped garland of beads or small flowers hangs below the frame.

Mrs. Southcott's Writings are sold at E. I. FIELD'S, No. 2, High-Street, St. Giles's, near the Church, London; at Miss Eveleigh's St. Sidwell's, Exeter: and at Tho. Child's Rye-Market, Stourbridge, Worcestershire.

Entered at Stationer's Hall. This indicates the work was officially registered for copyright purposes at the guildhall of the Stationers' Company in London.

A small horizontal ornament consists of a row of linked circular and oval beads.

Stourbridge: Printed by J. Heming.