do Roniediis Secretis," Lu£ 

 woodcuts mostly recognisat 



Thus, the figure lepre^enti 



of J in the Key Flan. It was the oldest specimen of 1 

 xisting in tliis country, and for many years, before t 

 " the lion of the garden*." It had had an eventful eare 



curiosity/ The following account of it was given in t 

 ii, 1891, pp. 299-300 :— 



puny phaeton, ami at all events looked into every house, delighted 

 point out this superb tree to such strangers as might be with him." 



