The Mirror of Literature, Amusement, and Instruction - Volume 12, No. 330, September 6, 1828 by Various
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St. Cloud and Paris than at Versailles, the lightning having consumed a
farm-house and barns near that town. It is an event worthy of notice, from its being part of the phenomenon of what is termed a returning stroke of lightning, the circumstances of which are recorded in a recent number of Brande's philosophical journal.--_Abridged from "Cameleon Sketches," by the author of the "Promenade round Dorking."_ * * * * * RETROSPECTIVE GLEANINGS. * * * * * ALFREDE AND MATYLDA. WRITTEN BY ROBERT HAIEWOODE, OF CHEPING-TORITON, IN 1520. The bryghtt enamell of the mornyng's gleame Begann to daunce onn bobblynge Avonn's streame, As yothefull Alfrede and Matylda fayre Stoode sorowynge bie, ennobledd bie despayre: Att tymes theyr lypps the tynts of Autumpe wore, Att tymes a palerr hewe thann wynterr bore; And faste the rayne of love bedew'dd theyr eyne, As thos, in earnefull[7] strayns, theyr tenes[8] theie dyd |
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