The Mirror Of Literature, Amusement, And Instruction - Volume 14, No. 391, September 26, 1829 by Various
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discarded. They are now not fixed, but movable, and reserved for
extreme possible emergencies, or for certain military purposes.] * * * * * PUNNING SATIRE ON AN INCONSTANT LOVER. You are as faithless as a _Carthaginian_, To love at once, _Kate, Nell, Doll, Martha, Jenny, Anne._ SWIFT. * * * * * BRIMHAM ROCKS[3] BY MOONLIGHT. (_FOR THE MIRROR._) The sun hath set, but yet I linger still, Gazing with rapture on the face of night; And mountain wild, deep vale, and heathy hill, Lay like a lovely vision, mellow, bright, Bathed in the glory of the sunset light, Whose changing hues in flick'ring radiance play, Faint and yet fainter on the outstretch'd sight, Until at length they wane and die away, And all th' horizon round fades into twilight gray. |
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