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[2] Ehrenbreitstein, signifies in German, "_the broad stone of
honour_."
[3] Germany invented gunpowder, clock-making, and printing.
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GAZEL.
BY THOMAS MOORE, ESQ.
Haste, Maami, the spring is nigh,
Already, in th' unopened flowers
That sleep around us, Fancy's eye
Can see the blush of future bowers;
And joy it brings to thee and me,
My own beloved Maami!
The streamlet, frozen on its way,
To feed the marble Founts of Kings,
Now, loosen'd by the vernal ray,
Upon its path exulting springs,
As doth this bounding heart to thee,
My ever blissful Maami!
Such bright hours were not made to stay,
Enough if they awhile remain;
Like Irem's bowers, that fade away,
From time to time, and come again,
And life shall all one Irem be
For us, my gentle Maami.
O haste, for this impatient heart
Is like the rose in Yemen's vale,
That rends its inmost leaves apart
With passion for the nightingale;
So languishes this soul for thee,
My bright and blushing Maami!
_Metropolitan_.
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NOTES OF A READER.
ADVICE, BY A MAN OF THE WORLD.
[We quoted _Contarini Fleming_ in our last volume, but were silent on its
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