We have accordingly detached it for a vignette, and as the throne where

The lover,

Sighing like furnace, with woeful ballad

Made to his mistress' eye-brow--

it will probably be acceptable to the most enthusiastic of Shakspeare's

admirers; not doubting that scores of our lady-friends will provide

themselves with a chair of the same construction, if they would insure the

fervour and sincerity of the poet's love, or by association become more

susceptible of his inspirations of the master-passion of humanity.

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