The Mirror of Literature, Amusement, and Instruction - Volume 14, No. 404, December 12, 1829 by Various
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A favourite so sweet.
Oh, shameful deed! oh, hapless bird! My charmer, since its death occurr'd, So many tears has shed, That her dear eyes, through pain and grief, And woe, admitting no relief, Alas, are swoln and red. T.C. * * * * * FINE ARTS * * * * * GOTHIC ARCHITECTURE. (_For the Mirror_.) The following explanation of a few of the terms employed to designate parts of Gothic architecture, may, perhaps, prove acceptable to some of your readers. Having felt the need of such assistance in the course of my own reading, &c. &c.--I extracted them from an expensive work on the |
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