The Mirror of Literature, Amusement, and Instruction - Volume 10, No. 284, November 24, 1827 by Various
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Not without renown was I, In the ranks of gallantry. Now, when Love no more will call, To battle; on this sacred wall, Venus, where her statue stands, To hang my arms, and lute commands; Here the bright torch to hang, and bars, Which wag'd so oft loud midnight wars. But, O blessed Cyprian queen! Blest in Memphian bow'rs serene, Raise high the lash, and Chloe's be, All e'er proud Chloe dealt to me! W.P. * * * * * Arcana of Science. * * * * * _Smoke of Lamps._ A recent number of Gill's "Technical Repository," contains a simple mode of consuming the smoke that ascends from the turner of an argand lamp. It |
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