...where the Lady Clare went for water to bathe the head of Marmion after his wound : — Behold her mark A little fountain cell. Where water, clear as diamond...Drink, weary pilgrim, drink ; and pray For the kind sout of Sybil Gray, Who ii"Hl. this cross and weU. We find in the Aylesbury Churchwardens' records...

...Where shall she turn 1 — behold her mark A little fountain cell, Where water, clear as diamond-spark, In a stone basin fell. Above, some half-worn letters say, Drink, weary pilgrim, drink, and pray Far the kind soul of Sybil Grey, Who built this cross, and well. She fill'd the helm, and back she...

...Where shall she turn ! behold her mark A little fountain cell, Where water, clear as diamond-spark, In a stone basin fell. Above, some half-worn letters...soul of Sybil Grey, Who built this cross and well." She filled the helm, and back she hied, And with surprise and joy espied A monk supporting Marmion's...

...war, a dark-red tide Was curdling in the streamlet blue. Where shall she turn? — behold her mark A little fountain cell, Where water, clear as diamond...a stone basin fell. Above, some half-worn letters sayi " Drink, weary pilgrim, drink and pray For the kind soul of Sybil Gray Who built this cross and...

...blue." Turning, in dismay, she saw near at hand a Cross and Well, and read those time-worn lines: " Drink, weary pilgrim, drink and pray For the kind soul of Sybil Gray Who built this Cross and Well." She filled the helmet from the well at the foot of the cross and...

...the war, a dark-red tide Was curdling in the streamlet blue. Where shall she turn! behold her mark A little fountain cell, Where water, clear as diamond...basin fell. Above, some half-worn letters say, "Drink, v.'eary pilgrim, drink and pray For the kind soul of Sybil Grey, Who built this cross and well." She...

...and under the cross are cut in the stone some lines calling upon the wayfarer, who drinks, not to " drink and pray For the kind soul of Sybil Grey, Who built this cross and well," but to look to the cross above it, and to remember •what it teaches and promises. This is the pious...

...carved in the wall of the well's recess, may be read a garbled version of the lines quoted by Scott : Drink, weary pilgrim, drink and pray For the kind soul of Sybil Grey, W* Who built this cross and well ! The cross has disappeared, and the present inscription has been...

...the streamlet blue. Where shall she turn! behold her mark A little fountain cell, Where water, cler.r as diamond spark. In a stone basin fell. Above, some...soul of Sybil Grey, Who built this cross and well." She filled the helm, and back she hied, And with surprise and joy espied A monk supporting Marmion...

..."Where shall she turn? — behold her mark A little fountain cell, Where water, clear as diamond-spark, In a stone basin fell ! Above, some half-worn letters.... Grey . Who . built . this . cross . and . well. ' " In England, during the middle ages, there were various attempts to regulate the custom of making...