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"Show the motley-minded gentleman in;"--the old friend with a new face, or, in plain words, THE MIRROR _in a new type_. Tasteful reader, examine the symmetry, the sharp cut and finish of this our new fount of type, and tell us whether it accords not with the beauty, pungency,...
"Show the motley-minded gentleman in;"--the old friend with a new face, or, in plain words, THE MIRROR _in a new type_. Tasteful reader, examine the symmetry, the sharp cut and...
2. Chapter 2How beautiful this night! The balmiest sigh Which vernal Zephyrs breathe in evening's ear, Were discord to the speaking quietude That wraps this moveless scene. Heaven's ebon va...
3. Chapter 3The sports of England, which, perhaps, a curious stranger would be glad to see, are horse-racing, hawking, and hunting; bowling,--at Marebone and Putney he may see several perso...
4. Chapter 4My uncle did as his ancestors had done before him; and, cheap as the dignity had grown, went up to court to be knighted by Charles II. He was so delighted with what he saw of th...