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... W~oatrg. REPRESSED GRIEF. Tuotuori dimpled Joy upon the cheek bestow de A hotsh, than calm Content's mild flue more p; Though seems tile heart at ilensure's tall to leap, And the brisk eve to catch a radiant glow'; Though peals the laugh, the tear may irdly 0o. Its unseeu gush the closing eyes aliuy steep, -And they, alas I may open hat to NsNee I As troublled dreamlis are ?? by wakeful WoO. ...

... litterature. The . :tkzetio and Miscellaneous Works of Frederick Von Schlegel. Translated from the German by B. J. Millington. Btohsn's Standard Library._ Henry G. Bolin, York-street, Covent-garden, London, This is a most interesting work. The exquisite taste which characterised Frederick Sohlegel's mind, his keen perception of the principles, and earnest feeling for, art, must be by this time ...