The Mirror of Literature, Amusement, and Instruction - Volume 17, No. 493, June 11, 1831 by Various
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laugh which you uttered as we came through Temple Bar; I shall never
forget the awful reverberation. There is not a man in Europe whose laugh can be compared with yours.--I shall never forget it;--pray remind me of it to-morrow morning,--I shall never, never forget it, never nev--nev." So saying he fell fast asleep. * * * * * We like this portrait-painting turn of the author. Its identity is very entertaining, and is very superior in interest to the satirical _nommes_ in the fashionable novels of our day. * * * * * SPIRIT OF THE Public Journals. * * * * * LINES ON THE VIEW FROM ST. LEONARD'S. BY THOMAS CAMPBELL. Hail to thy face and odours, glorious Sea! 'Twere thanklessness in me to bless thee not, |
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