Note 2 — DUNCAN SCHULEBRED'S VISION OF JUDGMENT.[2]

The vision here recorded will carry a greater interest to the reader, when he knows that it is not a mere fancy. Many still living can recognize in the narrative all the circumstances of the real adventure. We think proper thus to authenticate our tale, to prevent it from being classed among current versions (taken from our own original), which have no more foundation than may be claimed for other good stories.—Ed.