... tny breast, •Tis what I feH :—and all the test -* Bare words can ne'er reveal : Thilotas * too will hear my prayer ; Tbe speaking puff ascends the air, He owns the kindred fire ! No more s — l'm now in bliss supreme '■ To Fiiendship's, sacred Friendship's ...

... tion of Mrs. Constantia Grierson,* will prove ac- ceptable to our readers. Hail, Mystic Art! which Men like Angels taught To speak to eyes and paint embodied thought ; The Deaf and Dumb, blest skill, relieved by thie, We make one sense perform the task of ...

... aghast, E'en while it seemtd, in hoiv trance, On scenes of bliss above to glance ? Was it a Fiend of Darkness pass'd ?? Oh speak- — - Paleness is upon his cheek — On his brow I he big drops stand, To airy vacancy Points the drpa-l silence of his eye, And ...

... mantle round him cast. Just so the nymph, whose charms pierce ev'iy breast, And banish Somuus thence, and balmy rest; Who-e eye speaks language -tliat no tongue can tell, In ev'ry feature heav'uly graces dwell ; Where she presides, all hearts are fill'd with ...

... abandon'd poor Mary, the Maid of the Moor. The soft dew of pity bespangles your cheek, And my heait feels the sympathy you cannot speak May God of his goodness your bosom secure From the woes of poor Mary, the Maid of the Moor. ELIZA. — ...

... was to have for digging a grave on the following day (for Moses is sexton as well as clerk) with hxsjeerer, that he did not speak a word, good, bad, or indifferent, for the time specified. The bet was concluded. The chatter-box screwed up his mouth, and ...

... kind reception at your hands ; Anxious to tell, though poor in words, and weak, What the heart feels, but not the tongue can speak ; Anxious tv all to pay the tribute dee, But most oi all, Salopian Faiu, to you — To you, ye fright approvers of his cause ...

... foe, And all my inheritance now is a grave.. ?? is the Tomb of my Fathers ! The grey moisten'd walls, Declining to earth, speak aloud of decay : '1 he gate, off its hinge, and half opening, calls, Approach most unhappy, thy dwelling of clay ?? Alas ...

... Nor can thy presence drive away The dullness of a tedious day. Sincere I speak, and think thee fair, Tho* not, indeed, beyond compare : i Nor let the lionet truth offend, 1 speak the language of a friend) And now my opened eyes exploie Defects which seem'd ...

... -fain _ Ah, honouiM Chief! so late our boast, To us, for ever lost ?? But speaking monuments shall, tell Hfw Nelson fought — and fell ! Half-living statues, emulating breath, Shall speak thy woith— commemorate thy death ?? What can a grateful country do For ...

... last ten years, and the innumerable grievances of which Spain has to complain. With respect to secret transactions, ihe Junta speak as follows: — « 4 With the aid of his wonhy satellites, and by arts of the lowest intrigue, Bonaparte drew the young adored ...

... the cuftomary routine, which fueceeds, per- haps, once in ten tboufand instances. The unfortunate gentleman of whom I am Speaking, would not permit lodgings to be taken previous to his arrival, but, after reclining an hour or two on a fofa, to re- cover ...