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hold on the surface of human affairs, and the subtle and intellectual agencies which in reality influence the conduct of individuals, and shape out the destinies of the world. As man has two lives,- that of action and that of thought,- so I conceive that work to be the truest representation of humanity which faithfully delineates both, and opens some elevat

of "King Arthur," for suggestive conjecture into most of the regions of speculative research, affecting the higher and

en type and allegory, the reader will find, from the pen of one of our most eminent living write