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  2. FACETIÆ.

    FRENCH savant has fixed the next deluge for the year 8159. The world will be by that time dirty enough to need it. IT is said that a watch-dog is not so large in ...

    Article : 1,781 words
  3. THE MYSTERY OF MOOR FARM.

    THE trio sat down to tea hastily prepared by Mertha, who took great pleasure—as many old women take—in watching the "biling and coming," hid on as the loves imagine, from inquring even For[?]g ...

    Article : 6,632 words
  4. TURNING THE LAUGH.

    Never stake you wits against a women's said Bob Wimple, as we sat sipping our tea one evening at his [?]ty little home "Why?" I asked, "are their wits so much sharper ...

    Article : 1,018 words
  5. THE WORK OF PARLIAMENT.

    THE WORK OF PARLIAMENT.—Some idea, although of necessary a rough one, of the striking yet gradual increase which has taken place in the number and length of the statutes made in a year or a reign may be ...

    Article : 772 words
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