"Tis not enough that Greek and Roman page, A tax of profit from his very play, T'impress a value, not to be eras'd, On moments, squander'd else, and running all to waste. COWPER'S Tirocinium. LONDON: Printed by A. & R. Spottiswoode, Ref-stip Вес 36663 A communication which threw all Overton into a bustle. The thaumatrope. The amusement which its ex- hibition afforded. - Mrs. Seymour improves its con- and her cronies. - Village preparations for the recep- tion of Mr. Beacham and his bride. The procession. - Mr. Twaddleton addresses the assembly. major and his visitors are accompanied by Mr. Seymour and the vicar, to superintend the arrangements for the ensuing festivities. The curious discussions, which Ι |