Blackwood's Edinburgh Magazine, Volume 59, No. 363, January, 1846

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Various. Blackwood's Edinburgh Magazine, Volume 59, No. 363, January, 1846

SIR WILLIAM FOLLETT

LET NEVER CRUELTY DISHONOUR BEAUTY

THE LAST HOURS OF A REIGN

Chapter III

CHAPTER IV

CHAPTER V

A CAMPAIGN IN TEXAS.7

THE MOTHER AND HER DEAD CHILD

THE GREEK AND ROMANTIC DRAMA

MY COLLEGE FRIENDS

THE STUDENT OF SALAMANCA

SICILIAN SKETCHES

ÆSTHETICS OF DRESS

GOETHE TO HIS ROMAN LOVE

EPIGRAMS

CHRISTMAS CAROL, 1845

THE CRISIS

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The words chosen as the subject of the following verses, form the first line of an antiquated song, of which the remainder seems not to have been preserved. – See Mr Dauney's "Ancient Scotish Melodies," p. 227.

In an upper room in one of the houses which, after this fashion, lined the Pont au Change, sat, on the evening of the day on which Philip de la Mole had escaped from the Louvre, three persons, the listlessness of whose attitudes showed that they were all more or less pre-occupied by painful reflections.

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"Where is he?" enquired Landry, also rising, and watching her every movement.

"There! there!" exclaimed the excited woman, pointing to the corner of the room.

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