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... ORIGINAL POETRY. THE HERMIT OF LIVRV. tn the Forest Livry, three leagues from Paris,not far from the spot where rises the ancient abbey of order of St Augustin, lived hermit who, having his wandering*, fallen in with some of the men of Meaux, had received ...
... The selected pieces are good—all calculated to impart useful information, and inculcate sound There is a great variety of poetry —some the selected pieces are exquisite. It would make an admirable present to the young. We strongly recommend it to the ...
... POETRY. SONG OF THE OLD YEAR. Oh! I have been running gallant career On a courser that needeth nor bridle nor goad : But he'll soon change his rider and leave the Old Year Lying low in the dust on Eternity's road. Wide has track been, and rapid haste ...
... ORIGINAL POETRY. THE CHRISTIAN'S WATCHWORD. NEW YEAR LINES FOR 1844. m Speak unto the children of Israel that they forward.— Ex. xiv. Forward !—life's wilderness is dark and dreary, But streams of comfort it: the desert flow ; Fountains refreshing, for ...
... POETRY. THE DYING CHILD. BnicnT fa mid-heaven all cloudless shone The sojourn Moon, on a throne ; While to the fitful wind The wither'd straws, the dry street, Rustled the feet, A quiet nook to fiud. Still the wind—now here, now there, Like restless spirit ...
... Familiar Essays, Notices of New *'ooks, Inventions and Discoveries, Tales, Sketches of Rewritable and Exemplary Characters, Poetry, and other articles useful and entertaining kind. - ...
... POETRY. SCOTLAND AND THEE. {From the January Number of •' The Miller of Deanhavgh.) A stranger wander 'mid England's fair flowres. Her famed seats of learning ami old classic towers But fairer, and sweeter, and dearer me. Were one little blink of Scotland ...
... Familiar Essays, Notices of New Books, Inventions and Discoveries, Tales, Sketches of Re- markable and Exemplary Characters, Poetry, and other articles of a useful and entertaining kind. Published by W. & R. Edinburgh; W. S Orr, Amen Corner, London; and ...
... aud sports, and friend- ships. which have no pattern in years. Add to all this, that it is the language of a great body of poetry; with which almost all Scotchmen are familiar and, in par. ticular, of a great multitude of songs, written with niore tenderness ...
... POETRY. ONE HOUR OF JOY. (From ©, Fisher’s Drawing-Room Scrap-Book.”) ~ One hour of joy! how fleetly - t hour will glide away! Mark to the dance! how sweetly The merry minstrels play! Then bind her brow witii roses, Less brilliant in their hue, Than the ...
... POETRY. WHEN WINTRY SKIES ARE OVERCAST. By Charles When wintry skies are overcast, And through the forest moans the blast; When the pale moon withholds her ray, And travellers wander far astray— How sweet the taper's friendly glow, Discovered o'er the ...
... Mrs Gore. tier's History of Scotland—Australian Sketches —Reminiscences of Mrs Opie New Novels —Bon Gaultier and his Priends—Poetry Literary Register. The first paper' is part of an interesting tale commenced in the January Number, written the talented ...