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    trial . They put me in yonder big prison , " ( pointing t 6 btie'bft We ffiare ^ l " and there they kept me for six years . But niy Tove eame ^ tb ' se ^ n ^ By and brought me mttaey , and played with me ; and at last my amtf * £ aid ifo # ri threeHundred ducats , and I came out of prison and married the girl f ^ tttf she has brought me three little ones as tall as this " ( trepiccolini , alticostj % raising his hand to a certain height . This was all told with the utmost

    coolness , yet with the most beautiful action , ; and the narrator was a fine handsome fellow who was worth waiting for even longer than six years . Naples has one fine street , the Toledo ; and the square in which the king's Ealace stands is handsome : the Strada Vittoria , too , is extremely pleasant ,, eing close Upon the sea , and the Villa Reale is the most noble of promenades ; but the town is not , in general , very well-built , and it is one of the dirtiest places that I ever was in . With the bay I was certainly disappointed . Being thirty miles in circumference , it is far too extensive for the eye to take

    in at one view ; its beauties vanish in distance , and , as seen from the sea , there is , as I have before observed , a great want of a good back-ground of mountains between the town and Vesuvius . Its shores , however , when approached , are in many parts beautiful beyond description ; and if Sorrento were substituted for Naples in the old saying , " See Naples , and then you may die , " I should not be much disposed to dispute the justness of the encomium .

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    ON READING THE ACCOUNT OF THE DIS 1 NTERMENT OF 4 OHN HAMPDEN . Oh 1 ever hallowed from the idle gaze , Be the loved relics of the pious dead , Nor thus profane within their peaceful bed , " Giants and Heroes" of departed days . Cliase pot the vision that unceasing plays W ^ th light undying round the laurel'd head ' Of him who ' erst for truth and freedom bled . Shall it be thus that England ' s son displays . The grateful heart that kindles at the sbtind % Offlampden ' s deathless battle ? Then littge ^ n ^ t " With eyes unhallowed neat that sacred spot , But close witli rev ' rent hand ^ he holyground ; For lo t where ^ Hampden ' s * om < ftdm ' on high . ( Calls thee to Ho ' nbui , Virtue , LibfrtfH ' ' 0 ct . i 7 > m $ . " - ' ; : " - 1 ' . '" - . " ¦ ' - ' ¦' "" " 1 : - •¦* - ¦ - ¦ _; * - " * ' * ^

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  • Monthly Repository (1806-1838) and Unitarian Chronicle (1832-1833), Dec. 2, 1828, page 841, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse-os.kdl.kcl.ac.uk/periodicals/mruc/issues/vm2-ncseproduct2567/page/41/