On Jan went, anywhere, anywhere away from the garden of Khama and that travesty of love, as she conceived it. She remembered the day when she thought them such charming songs and thrilled in sympathy with Fay when Hugo sang them. Oh, why did that woman sing them to-day? Would she ever get the sound out of her ears? She had reached Churchgate Street, which was deserted and deep in shade.

Besides these relics of the minster, there still exists the Norman tower built during the time of Abbot Anselm, and formerly known as the principal entrance to the cemetery of St. Edmund, and latterly as the "Churchgate" and bell tower of St. First among the abbots of Bury stands the name of Samson, "the wolf who raged among the monks."