— In Unknown Seas. By George Horton. (Cambridge University Press.)—The vignettes
of beauties and singers, as Mr. Horton draws them in his verso, have Some merit, but of substance rather than of form. How could a cultivated writer allow the strange rhyme which we have italicised to pass his revision ?— " And let us not forget, where'er we wander
To seek for sweet Rowena. Henghist's child, She was of larger mould than these, and blonder."
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