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    are not all thieves " in the vulgar sense of the tetfm , " wk laugh , and shift our seats , alternately . After running through various classes of society , he just drops in a word about reviews and critics , ' VhpV % rr says 5 ; Ar ^ "not over-hqn ^ t itli ^ raselves , as witness their fJcfractsJ ^ An 4 certainly , in the present times , the extent to which this is carried with new books ^ ( th e reviewer often concluding with the information that the wwfc in * question contains little or nothing else worth reading , ) \ 4 ak deliberate a system of dishonesty as any that can be adduced . Among the Sketches of Character contained in this delightful volume , there is one entitled « Old Johnny Wolgjiiv" He was what is termed a " sfea-roanier "—that is , one who wanders the whQle dayatong the be ^ ch to pick up whatever the sea may be ! g ^^ epq ^^^ o s ^ d hi pj f Hejs not ^ be cqnfqmdefl with the wrecker ^ . ; h ^ s occup ^ tiqn ^ s regular , le $ s perilous , an 4 perfectly

    innocent . After an interesting description of the manners and habits of this old , battered shell of a man , our authp ^ introduces us t 6 WsiJbmf stic hearth , ^ vhen the folio wing nqSlie ^ pa pathetic passa ^ ofctftii'sV— ^

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    3 S 8 : Retrospective Glances .

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  • Monthly Repository (1806-1838) and Unitarian Chronicle (1832-1833), June 1, 1837, page 328, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse.ac.uk/periodicals/mruc/issues/vm2-ncseproduct1832/page/10/