MONASTERY.

MYSIE HAPPER.

"The countenance itself was exceedingly comely-the eyes black, large, and roguishly good-humoured—the mouth was small-the lips well formed, though somewhat full-the teeth were pearly white-and the chin had a very seducing dimple in it."-Vol. xviii. p. 180.

"Of all the nymphs who gave our village grace,

The miller's daughter had the fairest face.
Proud was the miller; money was his pride-
He rode to market as our farmers ride;
And 't was his boast, inspired by spirits there,
His favourite Mysie should be rich as fair."