The Mirror of Literature, Amusement, and Instruction - Volume 12, No. 321, July 5, 1828 by Various
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becomes less and less apparent as general atmospheric warmth prevails,
till towards the summer solstice, the general effect on the constitution is stimulation and excitement by atmospheric heat. * * * * * NOTES OF A READER. BYRON'S "FARE THEE WELL." On one occasion of a mediator waiting upon Lord Byron upon the subject of a reconciliation with his wife, he produced from his desk a paper on which was written "fare thee well," and said, "Now these are exactly my feelings on the subject--they were not intended to be published, but you may take them."--_Lit. G._ EARLY HOURS. Dr. Franklin published an ingenious Essay on the advantages of early rising.--He called it "an economical project," and calculated the saving that might be made in the city of Paris, by using the sunshine instead of the candles--at no less than 4,000,000l. sterling. SENSITIVE PLANTS. Light exercises a very remarkable influence upon the irritability of the sensitive plant. Thus, if a sensitive plant be placed in complete |
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