Chambers's Edinburgh Journal
The poorest and most unlucky dog in the world either has or had some small portion of money. No matter how small, how hardly, or how precariously earned, he has seen, from time to time, a glimpse of the colour of his own cash, and rejoiced accordingly as that colour was brown,...
The very first specimen to which we come, is one of that very pretty tribe the _Clematideæ_, the _Clematis montana_, which is closely covering a wall of ten feet high, and at le...
5. Part 5The palanquin had stopped in a large garden, or rather grove, which was brilliantly illuminated with coloured lamps; even the lofty cocoa-nut trees were not without a crown of r...
2. Part 2When they had entered the house, the door was softly closed, and the gentleman, whose name we may here mention was Harrenburn, conducted Conrad across the hall, and up stairs to...
1. Part 1The poorest and most unlucky dog in the world either has or had some small portion of money. No matter how small, how hardly, or how precariously earned, he has seen, from time...
3. Part 3The clipper-ships, although certainly the finest class of vessels afloat, are very uneasy in a sea. Mr Steers, the builder of the far-famed yacht _America_, is very sanguine tha...
6. Part 6On the 30th of this month, the liberal poet bestowed four books upon the library--namely, _Humphry Clinker_, _Julia de Roubigné_, _Knox's History of the Reformation_, and _Delol...