. Aucassin and Nicolette;. No good English scholars have sup-ported M. Suchiers reading. , Mr. Lang, Mr. E. , are all against him. When,therefore, a translator decides tofollow M. Suchier, it is useless forhim to pretend that he has any ex-cuse, except that he likes it that waybest. It is a fad—like the reproduc-tion in the ensuing text, of the manu-scripts very various spelling of theproper names. But it is just possiblethat there may be others who arerather tired of the old wretch, andwill be secretly glad to escape himfor once. Old or young, wretch or captive,

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