The Mirror of Literature, Amusement, and Instruction Volume 14, No. 390, September 19, 1829
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THE MIRROR OF LITERATURE, AMUSEMENT, AND INSTRUCTION.
CLIFTON.
LITERARY PROBLEM.
(For the Mirror.)
(For the Mirror.)
MANNERS & CUSTOMS OF ALL NATIONS.
THE GENOESE.1
(For the Mirror.)
(For the Mirror.)
THE NAUTILUS.
WRITTEN FOR MUSIC.
(For the Mirror.)
(For the Mirror.)
PARAPHRASE ON BISHOP HEBER'S PICTURE OF HUMAN LIFE.
(For the Mirror.)
(For the Mirror.)
ON VEILS.
(To the Editor of the Mirror.)
(To the Editor of the Mirror.)
THE SKETCH-BOOK.
A NIGHT IN A SEDAN CHAIR.
From the German of Theodore Koerner.
(For the Mirror.)
From the German of Theodore Koerner.
(For the Mirror.)
SPIRIT OF DISCOVERY.
NOTES OF A READER.
A BOTTLE OF GOOD WINE.
ST. SAVIOUR, SOUTHWARK.4
HUMAN LIFE.
SHUMLA.
COURT FLATTERY.
A BARGAIN.
CITY PAGEANTS.
MOONLIGHT.
PERILS OF TRAVEL.
TITLES.
SPIRIT OF THE PUBLIC JOURNALS.
"SIR DAN DANN'LY, THE IRISH HAROE."
From "Walks in Ireland," in the Monthly Magazine.
From "Walks in Ireland," in the Monthly Magazine.
I'D BE A PARODY.
THE ANECDOTE GALLERY.
VISIT TO FERNEY IN 1829.
Sharpe's London Magazine, (No, 3.),
Sharpe's London Magazine, (No, 3.),
THE GATHERER.
A WELSH RABBIT.
ODD MEAL.
THE COMEDY OF LIFE.
DUKE OF GRAFTON.
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