The Mirror of Literature, Amusement, and Instruction - Volume 10, No. 274, September 22, 1827 by Various
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In the year 1790,
I was cast into the furnace, refounded at London, and returned to my sacred vocation. Reader, thou also shall know a resurrection, may it be to eternal life. MALVINA. [2] Come, that ye may learn holy doctrine. * * * * * FANCY. (_For the Mirror_.) _Me_, oft hath Fancy, in her fitful dream, Seated within a far sequestered dell, What time upon the noiseless waters fell, Mingled with length'ning leafy shade, a gleam Of the departing sun's environ'd beam; While all was hush'd, save that the lone death-bell Would seem to beat, and pensive smite mine ear Like spirit's wail, now distant far, now near: Then the night-breeze would seem to chill my cheek, And viewless beings flitting round, to _speak!_ |
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