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sos. = g Sc 1ass q sy aSs s6aohgss ony
E 5lss. victim 3 Shs Siiiaiuy d Of the world.
Hem - anosher, who i - mere intruder il the
gsoves, ahat wsifcs for nothing moro shan 10 shew
his skili, robli6o Ca he thin The editor. Then
the MOon-bcam poaf,--ho' never wrote but one
piece, and that cf only SONS fourteen stanzas or
mute; in each of Shich, thai ale NOON beams shof
Hes gone: stay was brief, he pussos in ffys
Jog colors, and II would ut be a bad comparison
TO aiken the Comet unto him; the sin,ile perhaps
would Be as good and as glowing, If we were to
liken the Sun to for fire.


Lastly, - but we ought not to say anything
Of him on account ofthe good he intends to Go; if
ne succeeds in eciipsing those two poets (who are
out Of dato) Watts and Miton we will be the first
toxcry out slong live the Emperor His poetry
resembles that Of those (useisss and nntquatedl j
bards just mentioned, Q; IKE the crab.npple docs
the golden peppin. Yet behold the originalities,
not in thought, but in expression, where he rnelts
consonant into consonant. Vowes have been
run into consonants vice versa, but such as


9Th fear Of men viii prove snare.'
was never seen beforei How varied, how consu-
mate the ski;-indeed ours is a blessed conlmuni-
Nv .


Finally and seriously, poetry without il is the
very best, cannot be tolerated. The right number
Of syllables, Counted on the fingers end's) and
the jingle at the end of the lines do not constitute
it. will not explain here what does, but let those
who attempt to write, knoo acat IL u.s. before :hey
commence: they must learn by experience, the
only way Of impressing any thing deeply on the
mind. Because an emotion may thrill us, it IS
no reason we should go TO rhymng about it I; eve-
ry one has emotions, every ono has the poetics
at times. the only reason why all do not give vent
to their feelings in verse, is because some have
the bump of caution developed stronger than
others. The most sensible remark that has been
made of late. on the language of passion, when
some one speaking of the brethren Of the shell
said


..He felt like ,em ali"


II Improvement shall make a few more gigantic
strides, no gentleman can consider himself accom-
plished till he can speak in verse, while the famous
line Of Pope's


"That fools rush in where angels fear to tread
will be regarded as silly falsehood, though here
tofore it has been looked upon, authoritative
oracle OF Wisdom. Nt6


The only excuse that can be offered by these
pigmy-poets for thrusting their illusions before
the public, is, as was said more than thirty years
ago, In the celebrated Satire, the English Bards
and Scotch Reviewers. that


Ills pleasant to see ones name in print


books book although there's nothing int


BANKS.