## Passage.

### PASSAGE.

To the right,—English blacking is the attraction, where
Parisians do—and those who choose,
May,—seat themselves, and read the news,
And 'tain a polish—on their shoes,
For the trifling charge of—two sous.

Adjoining, is a printseller's,—shops of which description abound with beautiful prints,
particularly in lythography.—Among the caricatures,—the prominent feature of a red
waistcoat, (with its enclosure), naturally creates a suspicion, that Mr. Bull is, in some
degree, concerned in the subject,—which, if so, may sometimes be confirmed by the title
"Giving to airy nothing, a local habitation and a name."

Jenkins is half disposed to lighten his own purse and Monsieur's stock in trade,—
and Madame appears à la porte.

A soldier of Infantry is attracted by some battle-piece, and, either, fighting the subject
o'er again, and "rememb'ring the feats he did that day," or, "thinking himself ac-
"curs'd he was not there."