The Mirror of Literature, Amusement, and Instruction - Volume 17, No. 471, January 15, 1831 by Various
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"This day three months, at the earliest." P--. _New Monthly Magazine_. [***] A welcome re-action seems to have taken place in the conduct of the _New Monthly Magazine_. The present is an auspicious New-year's Number. It is, moreover, embellished with a fine Bust Engraving of Sir Walter Scott, Bart. [1] "There are not two bricks in your accursed town," said the tragedian, "but are cemented with the blood of an African." * * * * * THE PENITENT'S RETURN. _By Mrs. Hemans_. Can guilt or misery ever enter here? All! no, the spirit of domestic peace, Though calm and gentle as the brooding dove, And ever murmuring forth a quiet song, Guards, powerful as the sword of Cherubim, The hallow'd Porch. She hath a heavenly smile, That sinks into the sullen soul of vice, |
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