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OE-lt is with sincere pleasure, We
welcome the annexed to our columns.
1t is a brilliant gem. We know moi
h hfwever, whether it was the intcntioN
Of the fair authoress that it should aF1
pear in the style Of blank verse, or 9TH
erwise. For ourself, We think it would
have looked much better in verse; but
as it was written in prose. d as we did
not like to attempt its yersihcation.
lest we might mar its harmony, we a
dopted the usage ofthe craft in such Ca
ses, and "followcd copy" This is a
matter of little Importance. however,
as it would be cousin-German to i'm
possibility SO to print it as 10 conceal
its beauty, provided there should be no
omission in the transcription Of it,
"Ophelia" should strike her harp again,
and frequently; for il "discourseth most
eloquent music. ."-.-Somthern Reporter


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