The Mirror of Literature, Amusement, and Instruction - Volume 10, No. 280, October 27, 1827 by Various
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some cows, and without hurting their milk; but they are excellent for
horses whose wind is injured. A.B. * * * * * A FETCH. (_For the Mirror_.) "I do believe," (as Byron cries,) "There is a haunted spot, And I can point out where it lies, But cannot--where 'tis not. Turn gentle people, lend an ear, Unto my simple tale, It will not draw a single tear Nor make the heart bewail, 'Tis of a ghost! O ladies fair! Start not with sore affright, It will not harm a single hair, Nor 'make it stand upright." Attend, it was but yesternight, I in my garret sat, |
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