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  3. THE LANGUAGE OF MUSIC.

    Every one has heard of the language of flowers, in which lack-a-daisical young ladies might talk street staff by the flowerpot-full for hours together; but a more dangerous nuisance ...

    Article : 343 words

  4. The Electric Telegraph.

    Hark! the warning needles click, Hither—thither—clear and quick. Swinging lightly to and fro, Tidings from afar they show, ...

    Article : 512 words

  5. Advertising

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    Advertising : 5,169 words

  6. CONS. AND CURIOSITIES.

    A GEOGRAPHICAL CON.—Where was happiness born? "Happiness was born a Twin," Sir, (at Windsor). CON. NAUTICAL.—Why is a speech on ...

    Article : 897 words

  7. FACETIÆ.

    A Horse for Sale.—He can trot his mile in two minutes and thirty seconds, and no break, shuffle-rack, or pace, but a handsome round trot, with splendid knee action; not pawing the ...

    Article : 884 words

  8. FUNERAL ODE ON A CIGAR.

    No sculpture solemn— No urn or column— May mark where my ashes lie; But o'er earth and air ...

    Article : 212 words
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