A little further on, our ears are tortured with—

“Where Scio’s isle blushes with Christian gore,

And hostile fiends still yell around the shore.”

Well nigh tired of animadversion, let us employ the remainder of this

article with selections that will be read with satisfaction, and which

may strike some sympathetic and responsive chords. We need not bestow

any higher praise upon the following pieces, chosen with care, as by far

the best in the volume, (though we will venture to assert that the

author considers them the poorest,) than to remark that we consider them

worthy of the space they occupy in this magazine.

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