The Mirror of Literature, Amusement, and Instruction - Volume 13, No. 386, August 22, 1829 by Various
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spirituous liquors. The young gentlemen in the same neighbourhood, by way
of retaliation, have resolved that they will not _seriously_ pay their addresses to any young lady who wears corsets. This is right. If whiskey has slain its thousands--corsets have slain their tens of thousands.--_N.Y. American_. * * * * * What colours were the _winds_ and _waves_ the last tempest at sea? _Answer_.--The winds _blew_ and the waves _rose_. C.K.W. * * * * * LIGHT EVIL. A good natured citizen, on retiring from a large house of business, took a neat little country box at Laytonstone, and going with his wife to see it, she was very sulky and displeased; which "Gilpin" observing, said, "my dear Judy, don't you like the place?" "Like it indeed! no, why there isn't room to swing a cat in it." "Well, but my dear Judy, you know we never have any occasion to swing cats." * * * * * |
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