a monument more striking t costly .quot;

    I ance of sepulcion t I once met ains of Szerland. It  tands on t t of Mount Rigi. It al of a miniature republic s up betpat exceed six ing men, and a fe as it ains, comprised its territory. ted from t of tained ty of a purer age. It  tures, rudely executed, but evidently attempts at likenesses of the deceased.

    On ts of ?oerest at t t I  tical description, for tiful but unaffected offerings of t o record. In a gayer and more populous place I sed to ed by factitious sentiment derived from books; but ttle of books; t a novel nor a love-poem in tion , ress, t  fanciful rites of poetical devotion, and t ically a poet.