... inapposite epistle from Cbarlds Lamb to Bernard Barton:- Throw- yourself on the world without any rational plan of support, beyond what the chance employ of booksellers would afford vou! Tirow yourself, rather, my dear Sir, from the steep Tar- peian ...

... case, we believe, left to the poet's choice. It is a yearly collection, or scrap-book, of prints already used in other ways by the publisher; por- traits, landscapes, scenes from history, and fanciful designs-selected for anything, we should say, rather ...

... satiric-stories written with the praise~worthy intention of reforming the world by means of a small edition of five shilling books- stories einbracing every tribe of the supernatural world-stories of ghosts, fairies, pixies-stories for children, stories for ...

... -anAncient Form Nothing !-yet what more could Peered from out a gloomy deorwoy, Pity And with trembling croak, it said- Crave, for one about to die In the left-hand empty garret Than sweet words from one she wor- Yon will find a woman-dead; shipped ...