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 Glory of Godly verse, must in all probability have listened to its tones."

There can be but little doubt that, if not at Magdalen College yet at Hampton Court, the Tewkesbury organ was often heard and perhaps played upon by Milton. Surely, then, this is an instrument of the highest interest, and the episode which I have related not an inappropriate conclusion to my lecture, "On the Early English Organ Builders and their Works."