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TALES OF THE H.LL--From the ti,lepage one
would suppose that new Poet (and no inconsd-
erabc or mediocre one, IN good sooih , has sprung
ND unheralded amongst us. Tales of the Hall,
Poem, by Rev. George Crabbe. New-lork
Burgess & Siringcr." This is all-no indica-
ton as TO the who, when or where oi Rev. George
Crabbe' We have vague remembrance, how
ever. that in one OF the mustv, worm.catcn ana
forgotten eras of English Literature, there 'cas
such man and such book. However that may
be. let us be thankful ihal the book now is, and is
reproduced to us in a very elegant and becoming
style. Ii has taken us with quite an agreeable
surprlse.