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The following elegant specimens of cona- position in prose and poetry, are from the pen of qnandam student of Yalc College. They were givensto us by class mate of his, wllo assured us that tho author regar- ded them as .supcrexcellont: is. pretty supposed to be pretty impossible, for a, man to communicate those ideas, of which he is not possessed of. For ho will be very likely to fall in those errors, wheFc- of it will be pretty difficult to eradicate them."

 " High and imperial compedimental chains,

 The lowering pedimens oi imperial swans,

 High and imperial, compedimenial atill,

 Like virtue on the road to mill. ll.'B0nstabie Jour.