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PSYCHE ; or, the LEGEND of LOVE; and.
other POEMS.

By the late Mrs. HENRY TIGHE.
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" I am tempted to,emttrace this opportunity of suggesting
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rubbish ;mbut it properly chosen trod ,daSsed, they inight re-
vive to great advantage in a neW publ::::ition of a moderate
size."