The Mirror of Literature, Amusement, and Instruction - Volume 12, No. 347, December 20, 1828 by Various
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page 23 of 52 (44%)
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air for the sack of your brockan arted
"GRIZEL." It is astonishing how the perusal of this cured us of our affection. At the first line we recollected that she had a tendency to squint, and long before we came to the conclusion, we remembered that her ancles were rather thick, and her feet by no means of diminutive size. Thus ended our love adventures at the University. Our heroine we have never heard of since, and we have resisted the most tempting offers from the loveliest of her sex; and in spite of sighing heiresses and compassionate old maids, we are still a bachelor; and a bachelor, in defiance of all their machinations, we are firmly determined to remain.--_Blackwood's Magazine._ * * * * * MANNERS AND CUSTOMS OF ALL NATIONS. * * * * * CHRISTMAS CUSTOMS IN THE NETHERLANDS. (_For the Mirror_.) |
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