The Mirror of Literature, Amusement, and Instruction Volume 14, No. 406, December 26, 1829   By: Various

In this volume, readers are treated to a diverse range of literary and informative content that is sure to captivate and entertain. From tales of adventure and romance to thought-provoking essays and historical anecdotes, there is something for every reader to enjoy. The writing is engaging and well-crafted, drawing readers in and holding their attention throughout. With such a varied selection of material, this volume is sure to appeal to a wide audience and provide hours of entertainment and enlightenment. It is a must-read for anyone who loves literature, amusement, and instruction.

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Proceeding westward along the Chiaia and keeping towards the beach, says Eustace, we came to the quarter called Mergyllina. To ascend the hill of Posilipo we turned to the right, and followed a street winding as a staircase up the steep, and terminating at a garden gate. Having entered, we pursued a path through a vineyard and descending a little, came to a small square building, flat roofed, placed on a sort of platform on the brow of a precipice on one side, and on the other sheltered by a super incumbent rock. An aged ilex, spreading from the sides of the rock, and bending over the edifice, covers the roof with its ever verdant foliage. Numberless shrubs spring around, and interwoven with ivy clothe the walls and hang in festoons over the precipice. The edifice before us was an ancient tomb the tomb of VIRGIL! We entered; a vaulted cell and two modern windows alone presented themselves to view: the poet's name is the only ornament of the place... Continue reading book >>