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The Mirror of Literature, Amusement, and Instruction. Volume 12, No. 328, August 23, 1828

Note (return) — THE TOPOGRAPHER.

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Perhaps in this edifice, Eugenius, (the witty Duke of Wharton,7) and his boon companion, have sported their puns and repartees over the glass; whilst the laughter-moving Sterne, pursuing the dictates of his heart, has wet the dimpling cheek of Eugenius by some random effusion of imagination and sensibility. What two noble spirits have there displayed their intellectual brilliance; and what a gratification to have heard the author of "The Monk at Calais," and "My uncle Toby," eliciting smiles and tears by turns, till the delighted heart could scarcely determine whether joy or sorrow caused the most exquisite feeling.

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