The Mirror of Literature, Amusement, and Instruction - Volume 20, No. 560, August 4, 1832 by Various
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The grief and confusion of poor Annette Martin, upon this discovery of black villany meditated against her by the unprincipled huntsman, and upon its miraculous and awful frustration, may be imagined: yet had it also its beneficial influence; for, whilst shuddering at the fearful end of the wretch who had plotted her destruction, her once fond affection was converted into bitter hatred; and, ere long, blessing and thanking God for her miraculous preservation, and casting the very memory of the deceiver from her heart, she was without much difficulty persuaded to become the wife of William Curry, her once rejected, but really worthy and amiable admirer. * * * * * MANNERS AND CUSTOMS. * * * * * PORTUGAL. (_Abridged chiefly from the Rev. Mr. Kinsey's "Portugal Illustrated."_) _Spaniards and Portuguese._--"Strip a Spaniard of all his virtues, and you make a good Portuguese of him," says the Spanish proverb. I have heard it said more truly, "Add hypocrisy to a Spaniard's vices, and you |
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