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Terminum curis vagor expedi.us,"
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nor will deny but that if the penultimatc verse
were completed it would describe not the least
delightful occupation ofmy walk also.-T found
what anost venturcd to promise would amuss
you. This walk, Mr. Editor, partakes of fthe ro-
mantle; and was not surprised that amember Of
such society. given. Isuppose, ike sir Simon in
Bracebridgc-Ha, to solitude and sentimentasrn,
had discovered retreat so much in harmony with
amorous and poetic feelings Then, as | was
walking to the west of our town, on a moss
bank, by the margin of tributary of the Du-
brey, where the disconsoate had, no doubt,
been personfyng and imploring the sympathy
ofsurrounding objects, and minSling his tears
with the murmurng streamlet-a place, indeed,
rendered still better calculated, from the vicinity
of graveyard, to produce those sensations
which Ossian says are "pleasant, but mournful
to the souT'-here, then, became possessed Of
a record, a copy of which send you, properly
authentjcated.' and-sGRATIs.'