The Mirror of Literature, Amusement, and Instruction - Volume 14, No. 403, December 5, 1829 by Various
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dozen knives and forks, to £10."
(_To be concluded in our next_.) * * * * * FUN. Monosyllables are always expressive, but seldom more comprehensive than in this instance. A thousand recollections of urchin waggeries spring up at its repetition. Our present example is "_Skying a Copper_," from Mr. Hood's _Comic Annual_, of which a copious notice will be found in the SUPPLEMENT published with the present number. A REPORT FROM BELOW! "Blow high, blow low."--_Sea Song_. As Mister B. and Mrs. B. One night were sitting down to tea, With toast and muffins hot-- They heard a loud and sudden bounce, That made the very china flounce, They could not for a time pronounce If they were safe or shot-- For memory brought a deed to match |
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