The Mirror of Literature, Amusement, and Instruction - Volume 12, No. 328, August 23, 1828 by Various
page 40 of 51 (78%)
page 40 of 51 (78%)
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Or a cursed flea within the stocking
Chase up and down--are very shocking: With one hand dirty, one hand clean, Or with one slipper to be seen: To be detain'd when most in hurry, Might put Griselda in a flurry;-- But these, and every other bore, If to the list you add a score, Are not so bad, upon my life, As that one scourge--a scolding wife! _New Monthly Magazine_. * * * * * SELECT BIOGRAPHY LEDYARD THE TRAVELLER. _Concluded from page 113_. Ledyard was one of the marines who were present at Cook's death, of which he gives an account (as appears from extracts of his journal already mentioned,) somewhat different from that in the authentic narrative of the voyage--and different, also, we must add, from his own private journal, which, at least the portion of it relating to that event, is still in the Admiralty. It must be mentioned in favour of |
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