Blackwood's Edinburgh Magazine
DEAR MR EDITOR--I should like to offer you some more of my criticisms on the hexameters which have been written in English, and, by your good leave, will try to do so at some future time. But there are probably some of your readers who entertain the prejudices against English...
DEAR MR EDITOR--I should like to offer you some more of my criticisms on the hexameters which have been written in English, and, by your good leave, will try to do so at some fu...
6. CHAPTER V.“Here is a true, correct, and particular account, of the noblemen, gentlemen, and yeomen’s horses, that is to run this day over the course of Musselburry, with the names, weight...
4. CHAPTER III.It was a brilliant July morning when I first donned my regimentals for actual service. Dugald M’Tavish, a caddy from the corner of the street, had been parading Masaniello, full...
2. CHAPTER I.Had the royal army of Israel been accoutred after the colour and fashion of the British battalions, I am quite satisfied that another enigma would have been added by King Solomo...
3. CHAPTER III confess that a thrill of considerable exultation pervaded my frame, as I beheld one morning on my dressing-table a parcel which conscience whispered to me contained the master...
5. CHAPTER IV.“And so you really forgive me, Edith!” said I, bending over the lady of my love, as she sate creating worsted roses in a parterre of gossamer canvass; “you are not angry at what...