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Excerpt from Friendship's Offering
In one slight point we have in the present volume not adhered strictly to our usual practice. We have admitted three little pieces that had previously been in print. These are, the pleasant prose article entitled 'old Maids,' and two scraps of verse, The Tornado,' and a Sonnet by Alfred Tenny son;' all originally inserted in the Englishman's Magazine' for August, 1831, a clever periodical, which amidst the chance and change' of the times and 'the trade,' was consigned, after the publica tion of a few numbers, to premature extinction.
With these few remarks, Courteous Reader, and with a right hearty Christmas greeting, we bid thee farewell; indulging the hope, that amidst all the calamities of the times' and of 'the trade,' we may live to greet thee in like fashion this time twelve months, and be welcomed with the same cordiality which we trust, on our present appear ance, to experience.
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