SCOTT AND COOPER.

An example of Mr. Cooper's appreciation of his illustrious rival,

Sir Walter Scott, occurred while he was sitting for the portrait that

accompanied the _New Monthly Magazine_ for last month.--The artist,

Madame Mirbel, requested of a distinguished statesman.--"No," said

Cooper, "if I must look at any, it shall be at my master," directing

his glance a little higher, to a portrait of Sir Walter Scott.

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