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     On February 22, 1967 a missing person's report was filed with the Boston Police Department, the subject of which was Samuel F. Tyldsley.  After Tyldsley's failure to attend or even acknowledge appointments for several weeks previous, his publisher had become concerned and contacted the authorities.  This concern was apparently justified, for Samuel Tyldsley was not seen again.
     Though a search of Tyldsley's apartment yielded no clues to his whereabouts, enough literary finds were made to inspire several anthologies before 1972.¹⁵  At the time of their discovery, the following pages were thought unfit for general publication by Tyldsley's publisher.  However, because the work was of great interest to scholars and admirers of Tyldsley,¹⁶ a typewritten copy was made and published under the name of Samuel Tyldsley.  This was a limited edition with an exclusive distribution to friends, associates and certain literary institutions.
      I am indebted to Mr. Lemster, the aforementioned publisher, for the following original version of what is perhaps the last work of Samuel Tyldsley. ^{17& 21}
 
 

        [For another(closer) look at the following pictures see The Samuel Tyldsley Art Gallery.]

       The music playing is Pink Floyd's "Shine on You Crazy Diamond".  It was found at And in the Dark

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