The Mirror of Literature, Amusement, and Instruction. Volume 12, No. 340, Supplementary Number (1828)

The Mirror of Literature, Amusement, and Instruction. Volume 12, No. 340, Supplementary Number (1828)
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Various. The Mirror of Literature, Amusement, and Instruction. Volume 12, No. 340, Supplementary Number (1828)

Vicenza

SPIRIT OF THE "ANNUALS," FOR 1829

The Forget-Me-Not

THE MAGICIAN OF VICENZA

LANGSYNE

The Literary Souvenir,

ON BURNING A PACKET OF LETTERS

TOO HANDSOME FOR ANY THING!

The Amulet

THE SOUTH SEA CHIEF

CHANGE

THE GEM

THE DREAM OF EUGENE ARAM

TOM HOPKINS

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Brilliant as may be their exteriors, their contents are, as Miss Jane Porter says of her heroines, "transcendently beautiful." But of these we shall present our readers with some exquisite specimens. Our only trouble in this task is the embarras du richesses with which we are surrounded; otherwise it is to us an exhaustless source of delight, especially when we consider the "gentle feelings and affections" which this annual distribution will cherish, and the innumerable intertwinings of hands and hearts which this shower of bon-bons will produce; and such warm friends are we to this social scheme, that our presentation copies are already in the fair hands whither we had destined them.

We begin with the parent-stock,

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The Signer Dominico Castello-Grande Tremamondo was a little Venetian noble, descended in a right line from Aeneas, with a palazzo on the Canale Regio of Venice, which he let for a coffee-house; and living in the pomp and pride of a magnifico on something more than the wages of an English groom. The intelligence of this extraordinary stranger's discoveries had flown like a spark through a magazine, and the illustrissimo longed to be a partaker in the secret. He interrogated the prisoner with official fierceness, but could obtain no other reply than the general declaration, that he was a traveller come to see the captivations of Italy. In the course of the inquiry the podesta dropped a significant hint about money.

"As to money," was the reply, "I seldom carry any about me; it is so likely to tempt rascals to dip deeper in roguery. I have it whenever I choose to call for it."

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