The Mirror of Literature, Amusement, and Instruction - Volume 13, No. 368, May 2, 1829 by Various
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Let kindred genius shed the pensive tear,
And grace with votive elegy each bier. While far beyond this melancholy vale, When faded sorrow tells her mournful tale, "O'er this dim spot of earth," in regions fair Your spirits dwell, and joys eternal share. [1] The tomb of Mrs. Nightingale. _Kirton Lindsey_. ANNIE R. * * * * * THE COSMOPOLITE. * * * * * THE TIMES NEWSPAPER. We are not about to write an advertisement for this advertised of all advertisers--nor to talk of its square feet--its crowded broadside--or the myriads of letters that make it resemble a sea of animalculae. We are content to leave all the pride of its machinery to Messrs. |
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