... if the editor he not fool enough to print the nonsense—Stop my paper ! 1 wont patio. nise a man that's no better judge of poetry. One murmurs because his paper is too literary, another grumbles because it is not so enough. One grumbles because the ad ...

... Englishman's public idolatry, and who was last heard of amid the mountain and glen scenery of Aberdeenshire, had resigned its poetry for the more prosaic associations of the region of manufacture and tnercandle enterprise, and was making her progress through ...

... immense tent on the common. About 4,000 persons were present, including President Fillmore. The following is a specimen of the poetry produced on the occasion of the meeting between Ixrd Elgin and the President— Now let lid haste these bonds to knit, And ...

... her private apartment, or to the solitude of her gardens, she again became essentially German. She cultivated the arts of poetry, painting, and music. In these accomplishments, education had rendered her perfect, as if to console her, when far from her ...

... with the Muses, 3 Dreams and Realities, 2 Emma Clifford, 2 Praise and Principle, 3 Dozen Various 6d, Juvenile Books, 3 Sacred Poetry, (full gilt), 22 Various Foolscap Bvo. Books, 12 Church Prayer Books, (gilt), 12 Comic Song Books, 12 National Songs, , 12 ...

... dreamed. Yet I see nothing in the dream to regret or to be ashamed of, and I am quite sure that without the enthusiasm, the poetry, the unreality, (if you will,) with which our scheme was overlaid, it would never have been accomplished (hear, hear). This ...

... feel this. It seems so reasonable! My butcher says to me, he wants that little bill. It's a part or the pleasant unconscious poetry of the man's nature, that he always calls it a 'little' hill to make the payment appear easy to hoth of us. I reply to the ...

... they did not produce a still deeper impression upon the world's mind, and a still stronger reverberation from the worla's poetry amid eloquence; and fear, at the power sometimes lea t to man, at its abuse, and at the possibilities of the future. Another ...

... outhursting of Germanised sentences superfluous capitals, street cries, newspaper slang, sanitary technicalities, and scraps of poetry (original, not rhyme) and history. It is an unhappy result, when such an impresshar drives the unprepared reader away from ...

... collection of books, evidently selected fur use. Among them are some of the best English writers of Anne's Augustine age, in poetry and proserecent histories and biographies, seine French memoirs, military reports, official publications, and Parliamentary ...

... THE POETRY OF FAITH. Faith sways the moonlight of the human tides. Zaxout. SIR. E. L. BULWZR LYTTON. THE dew's on the flower, And life's in its prime, The young morning hour Is unsullied by time; No gloom on the earth, And no cloud in the sky, For ...

... Something more Doctur—more. I want restoration. Between 10 and 11 o'clock he repeated somewhat indistinctly the words, Poet, poetry—Gray, Gray. Mr. Fletcher Webster repeated the first line of the elegy, The curfew tolls the knell of parting day. That's ...