The Mirror of Literature, Amusement, and Instruction - Volume 14, No. 403, December 5, 1829 by Various
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But a cloud has fall'n upon thy fame!
The woodman laves his brow, Where shrouded monks and vestals came With many a sacred vow; And bluely gleams thy sainted spring Beneath the sunny tree; Then let no heart its sadness bring, _When_ Nature is with thee. REGINALD AUGUSTINE. * * * * * A Siamese Chief hearing an Englishman expatiate upon the magnitude of our navy, and afterwards that England was at peace, cooly observed, "If you are at peace with all the world, why do you keep up so great a navy?" * * * * * THE SKETCH-BOOK. * * * * * WRECK ON A CORAL REEF. |
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