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LETTERS FROM A LONDONER, ON
THE GREAT EXHIBITL/N.
No. I.
You asked me to employ my rhyming quill,
In writing you a line—and so I will;
For I confess I'm in a disposition,
To tell you something of the Exhibition.
You're well aware that every public journal
Has published sketches— weekly and diurnal—
And these said notices, you may rely,
Had raised my expectation very high ;
Yet, when I e.dered at the Palace door,
This mighty-formed museum to explore,
I must confess it filled me with surprise
To see the various objects round me rise;
I stood awhile, and knew not w here to go,
Or what to view, in this mysterious show ;
I felt, in tact, a kind of thrilling awe,
At what, in wonderment, I heard and saw;
While lofty elm trees waved with venial green,
And added nature to the varied scene;
While living ga dens showed their beauteous blooms,
And ereathed around their exquisite perfumes;
Ten thousand varied objects seemed to say.
" St ty, curious s•ranzer, for a moment stay."
The costly iewels glittered in their screen,
And gave a lustre to the gorgeous scene;
Enormous statues proudly rose to view,
And lofty columns showed what man could do ;
The passing hours on massive bells were tolled,
While heavy thunders from the organs rolled;
And I beheld in each well-ordered part,
The native samples of each nation's art;
The models in their miniature displayed
A pleasing groun in this renowned arcade;
While costly cloCks from lofty g Merles hung,
And pendulums in ceaseless motion swung;
The gold and silver glittered in their case,
And added lustre to the shining place.
All beheld was beautiful arid good
And gazing on the scene I wondering stood.
If I remember rightly, you inqui,e
Concerning the materials for attire;
And I, in answer, say that I behel
Such specimens as never were excelled.
The manufacturers have really shown,
A claim to praise. which 11 will freely own.
But what I saw is neither more nor less,
• Than HYAM manufactures in his dress;
The improvements here (which can't be over-rated)
. At RYAM'S Mart have been anticipated.
No sooner are improvements brought about,
Than lIYAM takes them up. and brings them out;
. Hence that celebrity which they have won,
And hence the trade which they have ever done.
These notions I've asserted all along,
Nor have I here asserted what is wrong.
When you to Paxton's Palace shall repair,
And see the various things which I saw there,
You'll have the same opinion. and confess.
That iu the various articles for dress,
There's not a piece of cloth that caa outvie
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