Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-03-29
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THE sIAMEsE TWINS.

THE sIAMESE TWINS.
This long anticipated production made We
eesycd yesterday ,hoosh tho pol,enss. OF the New
bundsny supplied The bandsouely
printed as all The publications from the are, aud DC
Lyoa, the mother of the author whom he asebes the first
.-hich dspoon he con,inuos ,hOush enabled
true make much proficiency IN the divine art has never
eve ha been ostcred altogether il vain We like this be
ham, We knew man. having high regard and
Fiction for his material parent but possessed most
The ooSos extract no% The preface we quote cspana,o
rhe which forms tho staple addresses
self to III humou,s rather than to tho passions Chiefly of
those which ambition of poets usually direct
warmer onaO" ,o%ard. San oso
IN my days CexPerience imagined possessed own
OF which The would has grown weary not to be imbucd 10
Others and bSod too deeply aud from too early pc
nod to allow much hope OF exchanging those faults for faults Of
doooS for the connie school sss been o ou"s
o Sn se,
to disciples If have accomplished something which,
Byron from u,er without that s1Ssuus for
rs sS which 50 rarely lead, thing better than osc
some claims to oggnliy-then shall DO fully sats6od
To c. Gs lSlG G.. i ,nS " r S
Who justly has become the rage
Are goods that have begun to tiro
willie thank. to wni.Res sI" geS sse tho clown
eros, seas whose depth can never drown,
And shores un,rOd- in Truth discover;
Her 1eck no contemnd attacks;
And Jersey uenble- for "Amach's;'
while . thus n tho old wOIis-Cap,nin Hall
And damns poor Muray's last Review.
%! model Of the travelling tribe,
81 Though homage satire always paysill,
She h %q soc w' to yS S5ei ".;SS s ,.i
Hoy 9rLU well 0a you ssourge the Yankee race
should Yankees answer,-n their face
How s%i SS you. .5o wise 'oa1G%D' Politely
The curse from taxes to be free
And prop tho parsons with me moro
Ap, Illustration from the sea-"
Oh! who learned Hall, compares
With you his cosrage-and hi. forcesi
fou ridculo mighty state,
On knoitiest points with debate,
Without one just thought n he matter
And % SRs SS 'Gsss san sG a@ on
You quite forget the laws of English.
Ev'n now, while freedom through the lands
% %s so oa M"tIsy. sSSSST !. ALL
rIis said, when famed Aleries slew
The earth's dread-that slumber bou nd him
And saw-the tribe ofPrcMIEs round him!
And 10, the Dwars rush out o seize her
The Giant crushod- there still remains
some tribe OF Halls that can but toaso hoR
oae momen. to address the reader
To him ev'n snire's self must learn
To sink the accuser in the Peader.
From ladies' of her tribe 90 distant,
Nor ean'd how like thoughts never fsS
To things that
She is not privileged to prose-
Let finer bards aspire o weary US.
Most bumby she resigns o these,
The msanthropic and m steTious.
And ifshe breathe truth at times,
she doth but rarely seek l. quarrel.
She strains tho reason through the rhymes.
And wcaves the smile into the moral.
a friend To wisdom, schooIs-
Let droamcTs into sccts enst,em--
For mo al times iCwith no
lis not the folly of a system.
lie mine to hover round tho heart,
10 warm TO warm by a word
And while ! mock the lenders art
To shun the livery of the herdn