As I am about to have some little converse with thee, I cannot pass this first bright page of our Magazine, without a greeting word, and a ‘God’s benison’ on our acquain
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As I am about to have some little converse with thee, I cannot pass this first bright page of our Magazine, without a greeting word, and a ‘God’s benison’ on our acquaintanceship. Good fellowship and kind wishes betwixt man and man, should first be established. I have ever held this to be one of the little items that go towards making up the sum of human happiness; and as we ourselves cannot justly lay claim to that which we deny to others, and as I would at any sacrifice purchase thy good will, I must needs as a matter of course tell thee, how much I wish for thy prosperity.
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- THE EDITOR TO THE READER.
- REVOLUTIONS—AND THEIR TENDENCIES.
- FRAGMENT.
- THE SCIOT GIRL.
- STORY AND SENTIMENT,
- STORY AND SENTIMENT,
- FANNY WILLOUGHBY.
- CONFESSIONS OF A SENSITIVE MAN.
- EVERY ONE HIS OWN CRITIC.