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HUMAN LIFE, A POEM. By Samuel Rogers.
Author of " The Pleasures of Memory," &c. 1 Vol.
24mo. 37 1-2 cents.
The London Journal of Belles Lettres says—'■' In this
sketch the pencilling is beautiful, the conception refin¬
ed, the design pleasing, upon the whole—the execution
elegant, and the general feeling of an admirable tone.
We cannot look upon it without recognising an amia¬
ble disposition in the artist; a sensibility of the purest
order, alike removed from the confines of mawkish
sentiment and of hard unkindness: a heart touched
with the ills of life and the griefs of other men, seems
to speak in one or two of the most affecting passages
descriptive of the death of beloved objects, and the
ideas of the writer are expressed with a simple though
polished pathos, which claims and ensures a corres¬
ponding emotion."
RECIPROCAL DUTIES OF PARENTS AND
Children. By Mrs. Taylor. Author of' Maternal So¬
licitude,' ' Practical Hints,' kc.

" Children obey your parents in all things; ftr this is well pleasing

to the Lord.
" Fathers, provoke not your children to auger, lest they be dis,
couraged,"                                                               Col. iii. 20, 81.

One volume, 18mo. neatly printed—embelhshed with an
engraved frontispiece. 75 cents.