The Mirror of Literature, Amusement, and Instruction - Volume 13, No. 353, January 24, 1829 by Various
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Wils bow'd, and bless'd the gay, pacific pun.
_Mist's Journal_, 1724. * * * * * FRIENDSHIP AND LOVE. Friendship is like the cobbler's tye, That binds two soles in unity; But love is like the cobbler's awl, That pierces through the _soul_ and _all_. W.J. * * * * * Why is St. Giles's clock like a pelisse, and unlike a cloak?--Because it shows the figure without confining the hands. "STRICTOR." * * * * * CORPORATION LEARNING. The mayor of a country town, conceiving that the word _clause_ was in the plural number, would often talk of a _claw_ in an act of parliament. |
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