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THE EDINBURGH MAGAZINE and LITE-
EARY MISCELLANY, being a new Series of the Scots
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Coirrinin.—Dlbtlin's Bibliographical, Antiquarian, and Piz-
turenue Tour in France and Germany (coacluded)--Charamer
and Writings of Titans—Life and Writings of Henry Ains-
worth—Character, Principle, with other Grave Matters—Hum-
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Country Life, No. 1. Old Isa..c--Lyon's Travels in Northern
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Canto IL—The Little Child—A Monody—ltalian Sunrise—A
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fellow—Kate Gnw versus Tom Hood ; or, Tit for Tat, • Tale.--
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I. German Popular and Tradition'ry Literatore.—lL Snuff-
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IV. Letter from Spain, by Den LeanadbirDsbide....-V. Song.
VI. Acquaintances.— VIL Lettershan Watiripie the Younger.
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