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Rambles of an archæologist among old books and in old places

Note 136-* — Chapter III · MODERN RINGS.

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He was a draper; and his seal has a device upon it consisting of a skull with a bone in the mouth; the letters W. S. are under it, and very small. This ring was most probably of silver. It is unlikely that a small trader like Smith should wear a heavy gold ring, like this which claims to be Shakspere’s.

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