The Mirror of Literature, Amusement, and Instruction - Volume 17, No. 472, January 22, 1831 by Various
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starving, whilst she bestows quartern loaves of fine white bread upon her
dogs!" "An' has for saving _meat_," cried Niobe (then did she speak for the first time), "sure am I, my fath--that's to say, the butchers, wouldn't thank her for her pains." Here was a discovery! but a greater was at hand; for when the Telegraph arrived at its destination--the White Horse, Fetter-lane--a livery-servant met this sentimental, and inordinately proud, and ill-humoured _lady_; and after delivering a message from her "_new misses_," called a hackney-coach to convey her to her "new place." My honest widow hurried to the bar, in order to obtain some _stomachic_ which should enable her to endure the further fatigue of reaching her own abode; and Mr. S. (a _real_ gentleman I hope) meeting me, I amused him uncommonly with this description of my fellow-travellers, as we returned to our happy home in ---- Square.--M.L.B. * * * * * THE SELECTOR; AND LITERARY NOTICES OF NEW WORKS. MECHANICAL POWER OF COALS. The Menai Bridge, one of the most stupendous works of art that has been |
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