The Mirror of Literature, Amusement, and Instruction. Volume 12, No. 338, November 1, 1828
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Hark! that great voice Hath broke our bondage. Look, without a stroke The Capitol is won—the gates unfold— The keys are at our feet.
We see an Album lurking in every dimple of a young maiden's cheek, and a large folio common-place book, reposing its alexandrine length, in every curve of a dowager's double chin.
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- (To the Editor of the Mirror.)Sample
- (For the Mirror.)
- (To the Editor of the Mirror.)
- (To the Editor of the Mirror.)
- (To the Editor of the Mirror.)
- (For the Mirror.)
- SPIRIT OF DISCOVERY.
- Kynaston's Cave.
- RIENZI.
- RIENZI'S TRIUMPH.
- CLAUDIA'S LAMENT FOR HER HUMBLE HOME.
- RIENZI'S WRONGS.
- THE USURPER.
- RIENZI ON HIS DAUGHTER'S MARRIAGE.
- FICKLE GREATNESS.
- RIENZI'S ORIGIN.
- CIVIL WAR.
- THE CAPITOL BELL. 3
- RIENZI'S FALL.
- LIBERTY.
- THE BOY'S OWN BOOK.
- THE NEW YEAR'S GIFT AND JUVENILE SOUVENIR.
- ALBUMS
- LORD BYRON'S FIRST LOVE.—NEWSTEAD.
- THE ANNUALS.—THE LITERARY SOUVENIR.
- TRUE CONSOLATION.
- HARD RAIN.
- FRENCH PRISON.
- NOLLEKENS.
- INDIAN TRADITION.
- THE AGE OF THIRTY.
- COVENT GARDEN.
- CROSS TIMES.
- CHANGING HATS.
- Amulet for 1829.
- ALPHABETICAL ALLITERATION.
- MRS. BILLINGTON.
- "GONE TO JERICHO."
- W.G—y.