The Mirror of Literature, Amusement, and Instruction - Volume 10, No. 271, September 1, 1827 by Various
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That raiment and food he no longer could gain.
"For," quoth he "in this village the famine's so great That there's not enough left e'en a mousetrap to bait." A neighbour who happened to bear his sad plaint Addressed in the following manner the saint: "The nation will keep thee to support splendour's throne, And interest will pay thee, because thou'rt _alone_."--(a loan.) W.G. * * * * * The Months. [Illustration: September] SEPTEMBER. "Now sober Autumn, with lack lustre eye, Shakes with a chiding blast the yellow leaf, And hears the woodman's song And early sportsman's foot." |
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