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THE FIRST NUMBER of THE LITERARY
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TE EVERY-1)A Y 1300 K; or, the Guide to the
1 Year, relating the popular A nurcments, Sports, Ceremn.
air,, Manor'', Customs, and Events incident to the 365 days U.
luix and present times ; being a Series of 3,000 Anecdotes and
fact. forming a History of the Year, a CaJendar of the Seasons,
aid a Chronological Dictiouary of the Almanack, with a variety of
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HONE.
I tell of festivals, and fairs, and plays.
01 merriment and Wirth, and bonfire blaze
I tell of Christinu mummings, New Year's Day,
Or Twelfth-night king and queen, and children', play ;
I tell of vaktriles, and triuilorea-knotai,
Women*, cunning men, and drawing tota—
-1 tenor brooks, of blossom', birds, and bower,
Of April. May, of June. and July-Bowers wakes,
(elf tell of May-poles„ hock-carts, wassail.,wakes,
Of bridegrooms, brides, and of their bridal-cakes ;
I tell cif groi es, of twilights ; and I sing
The Court of Mab, and of the fairy-king.—ll run tri.
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:;callers Town awl Counui. No. I. which will be published
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• :IL fitted up in a most elegantly Embossed Cover. tksigned a..-
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Ed_geworth, Mrs. I )pie, b. E. 1.. Author of the " Impro.
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" The engravings are delightfully executedvolume, alto.
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iketroher.
" Friendship'. (Hering is respectable in its literary contents,
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1 Year, relating the popular Ant
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Hy NVILLIA3I 1
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Of merriment and Wirth, and ho
I tell of Christmas murnmings,
Of Twelfth-night king and glee
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Women*, conning men, and dra
I tenor brooks, of blossomy, bir
Of April. May, of June. and Jt
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Of bridegrooms, brides, and of t
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