Several weeks later another reference in home-letters is found to the brave girl, mentioned above: ‘By last accounts dear T. is holding out nobly. We are not allowed to see her; but I hear that one or more Maulvis[85] have been brought to try to argue the young maiden out of her faith. But she tells them that they may read to her all day long, but they never will change her. They say that Christianity is ‘written on her heart,’--what a testimony from Muhammadans!--and that the ladies must have bewitched her. It reminds me of Lady Jane Grey in prison; for dear T. _is_ a prisoner.’