The Mirror of Literature, Amusement, and Instruction - Volume 20, No. 557, July 14, 1832 by Various
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point compared to the heavens. To change one's country then is little more
than to remove from one street to another. Man is not a plant, rooted to a certain spot of earth: all soils and all climates are suited to him alike.--_Plutarch_. * * * * * _Early Rising_.--The celebrated John Wesley, who became by habit an early riser, says, "That the difference between rising at five and seven in the morning, for the space of forty years, supposing a man to go to bed every night at the same hour, is equivalent to an addition of ten years to his life." * * * * * _Coronation Expenses of their present Majesties, William and Adelaide_. £. s. d. In the several departments of their Majesties household .......22,234 10 3 By the Officers of Arms, for the King's Heralds and Pursuviants ......................1,478 3 9 In the Office of Works, for fitting up the Abbey, &c. .......12,085 14 5 In the Mint, for Coronation Medals ...........................4,326 4 6 |
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