The Mirror of Literature, Amusement, and Instruction - Volume 10, No. 282, November 10, 1827 by Various
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_Necessitas non habet_ leg_em_,
supplied this new reading, Necessity without a _leg_ to stand upon. * * * * * O. P. RIOTS. "What is doing to-night?" asked Kemble, of one of the ballet-masters; "Oh pis (O P) toujours, Monsieur," was the reply. * * * * * A CURIOUS FACT. An absent man, whose heart can seldom resist the importunities of beggars, was, a few mornings since, followed by a hungry half-starved dog, when he inadvertently took from his pocket a penny, which he was just about to give to the four-footed wanderer, when he perceived his mistake. It should be mentioned that the above individual had, on nearly the precise spot, on the previous night, assisted one of his fellow creatures in the same manner as that in which he was about to relieve the quadruped. The EDITOR of the MIRROR will be happy to substantiate this fact to such as may be disposed to doubt its authenticity:--"if it |
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