The Mirror of Literature, Amusement, and Instruction - Volume 13, No. 350, January 3, 1829 by Various
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page 54 of 57 (94%)
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* * * * * PHYSIOGNOMISTS. Pickpockets and beggars are the best practical physiognomists, without having read a line of Lavater, who, it is notorious, mistook a highwayman for a philosopher, and a philosopher for a highwayman. * * * * * EPITAPH In the Broadway churchyard, Westminster, on three children, who all died very early, the eldest being little more than three years of age:-- Three children, not dead, but sleeping lies, With Christ they live above the skies, Wash'd in his blood, and for his dress, Christ's glorious robe of righteousness, In which they shine more bright by far Than sun, or moon, or morning star; In Paradise they wing their way, Blooming in one eternal day. G.W.N. |
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