There’s lawyer Keen, and poet Good, Exemplars of their sort; Still, still I can’t make up my mind There’s no accounting for’t! “Yes, yes, there is,” stern truth replied; “Your vanity imparts That false delight in flatt’ring tongues, Which forfeits loving hearts.” FOURTH VERSE. On purpose to make up her mind, So long this fair one tarried, Her lovers, loath to hang themselves, Sought other maids and married! And, though mamma is growing old, Her daughter looks much older, E’er since her coquetry and pride In the Old Maids Corps enroll’d her. * * * * * Transcriber’s Notes: Archaic spellings and hyphenation have been retained as well as some spellings peculiar to Graham’s. Punctuation has been corrected without note. Other errors have been corrected as noted below. For illustrations, some caption text may be missing or incomplete due to condition of the originals used for preparation of the ebook. page 339, and paralized at their ==> and paralyzed at their page 340, the port of frankness, ==> the part of frankness, page 344, hast thou give to ==> hast thou given to page 347, cross old fidgetty fellow ==> cross old fidgety fellow page 348, rare and so indiscribable. ==> rare and so indescribable. page 350, lend him Deidrich Knickerbocker’s ==> lend him Diedrich Knickerbocker’s page 351, will not be be dictated ==> will not be dictated page 353, and like a bark ==> and like a barque page 353, And gave embodyment ==> And gave embodiment page 359, labored assidiously, when ==> labored assiduously, when page 363, the somethat affected ==> the somewhat affected page 363, of faultless vesification ==> of faultless versification page 370, to and fro the ==> to and fro in the page 372, those charms to day!” ==> those charms to-day!” page 372, fisher’s bark still ==> fisher’s barque still page 374, Sickness is synonimous ==> Sickness is synonymous page 375, a most woful-loooking ==> a most woful-looking page 377, a blank envelop. ==> a blank envelope. page 385, is usually characterestic only ==> is usually characteristic only page 385, as they eat, dressed, ==> as they ate, dressed, page 388, Stiched her _life_ into ==> Stitched her _life_ into page 392, Jasper St. Albyn ==> Jasper St. Aubyn End of the Project Gutenberg EBook of Graham's Magazine, Vol. XXXIV, No. 6, June 1849, by Various