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  2. WAIT AND YOU'LL SEE.

    When folks cease to talk about people, Preferring to think about things; When St. Andrew's is graced by a steeple, And snobs cease to wear massy rings; ...

    Article : 270 words
  3. A BOOT-IFUL HIGHLAND CALF.

    Bootmaker: GOING TO JOIN THE HIGHLAND BRIGADE, SIR? Young Buffles: WELL! NO--I THINK NOT. Bootmaker: AH! GREAT PITY, SIR. FINE LEG FOR THE HIGHLAND STOCKING. SIR! SHEW IT OFF TO GREAT ADVANTAGE, SIR? ... [ILLUSTRATED]

    Article : 45 words
  4. "WHAT MEANS THIS 'HERALD.'"

    WHAT a griffin is to a lion--and indeed the whole of Heraldic zoology to an ordinary wild beast show--such is the vocabulary of the Sydney Morning Herald to the contents of a common dictionary. There is a mediaeval and gotliic haziness brooding over its diction, ...

    Article : 612 words
  5. To the Electors of the Northern Goldfields.

    Formerly, to knock a man into a cocked hat, was to use him up, but now it only gives him a chance for the Legislative Assembly.--BIGLOW PAPERS adapted. Dear Sirs, I see your member's left you, And being naturally kind, ...

    Article : 470 words
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