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      power of objectivity ..,., A , foie knowledge'of the , wprkittg of the human heart is manifested ii } i the jdeclfrwition- ^ - ' this -grief is more than I can bear / after having said in a previous stanza , that the lacerated sufferer * bore it meekly , ' because it exemplifies the law by which passion , though generally disposed to violent repetitions , will sometimes run into equally vehement refutations of itself , and thus prove that it is often as deficient in self-knowledge as in self-command . The

      expression of ' death ' s glaring stare ' is a highly-refined idealization of a curious phenomenon in nature . The concluding stanza we omit . It is too much for the feelings . This work also contains some French verses . Whether the grace or originality of the ideas rendered it ' worth while * to put them into a foreign language , the reader shall judge .

      " IL FST MARIE . " A ROMANCE BY HLNHIETTA M . 4 RV BEAVCLEHK , La paix est bannie de mou ame FA jc nc puts Irouver aucune calmc ; Des hirmes arrosent mes yeux funnes Car 1 ' auteur de mcs rnaux csl * Marie ! " Et quund it * sommeil ferme les yeux Le repos fuit , au souvenir affreux , line voix secrete me dit—«* Fleurez ! " Celui ( jul cause tcs pelves eat " Marie ! "

      The comic muse must not bo overlooked . She beats everything * of the kind that was ever seen in public . The subject is ' The Almack ' s Oaloppe . ' It commences with ' Weippert ' s harp / and eacli * JJanchig Beau selecting a partner , and pairs * taking their ground . ' Then comes the ejaculation of ' enchanting dance—the growth of German land , ' and the muse proceeds to ' follow up ' her friends and acquaintances .

      Let ' s iTinrk tlie nuni ' i-ons vofr / cs of this dance , L— first rushes like a headstrong filly , Cranstonn and Walpole may be said to prance , Smith ' s . vo , so—and ditto , Baron Bille !

      fcl ' eu envy now is mute at Einkine ' s gnicr , While H 111 s h o ro 11 » -11 a Hcrcules advanets ; Who can cease gazing on Alicia ' s fact ; , Till Blackwood hiniks or Fanny Brandling ^ iuuet ;*!

      St . John , —sweet Mny-nard—pretty StsinFioj ^ e ^ nd «' f And lively Hill incitinggeritte Kdrr , Mede and Kegina ambling side by side , In dancing this are all much on a par !

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    • Monthly Repository (1806-1838) and Unitarian Chronicle (1832-1833), July 2, 1836, page 404, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse-os.kdl.kcl.ac.uk/periodicals/mruc/issues/vm2-ncseproduct2659/page/12/