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ITALIAN LITERATURE.

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THE TWIN BItOTHERS ; OR,
WHICII IS THE MAN?
TWIN brothers they were, the two Messieurs
In dress,mien, and feature, of perfect alliance, LO' Brian',
lie cosunerpart each of the other exactly,
Addressing the one that so strangely the fact lay,
It meeting next moment with both you were bullied
k saying to which yon had recimtly talk'd !
One day Thady Leary, a diligent servant,
pas sent with a Note, and, to duty observant,
%oiled by his klaster—" Deliver the same,
$e said, " to the right one, altho' his first name
'I really can't tell : and so 'fhady without It
liven manage your errand—and now set about it !I°
is Dame-street when Thady then knock'd at the door,
A Gentleman came, in his bright Boots who bore
tAs if in a mzgical-rairror assembled),
Dark visions, the heralds of Fate who resembled,
The Note while ht.-tends:id, in terror no slight one,
Xwbk'd if ais name was the wrong or the right one!
At home when returned with his very best speed,
pickly essay'd from a view to recede
Ilismind that appall'd with dismay, for before him
L'ie'd had the Imps and the bright Boots that bore 'ern !
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hck for the Note, tit.: sante stranger he meets!
1, once again, the sante stranger he greets!
V° gent a moment, he next, in despair
'reeled, that two similar beings were there !
"The ce into two," he exclaint'il, " is divided r.
And much time elaps'd ere his terrors sub4itlea;
"magical Jet, and t emu esplain'd,
Thad admiration a proselyte gaits d,
Aad Dublin, new incident, curiously backing
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