The Mirror of Literature, Amusement, and Instruction - Volume 20, No. 566, September 15, 1832 by Various
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that these _old ladies,_ who were distinguished by the respectable
appellation of witches, gained that title by their excessive devotion to spirituous liquors, which, in every case that has occurred, have been found to predispose to spontaneous combustion, of the human body. Colchester. A. BOOTH. * * * * * THE COSMOPOLITE. * * * * * ANCIENTS AND MODERNS, OR THE TOILETTE OF MADAME DE POMPADOUR. (From the French of Voltaire.) _Mad. de Pomp._--Who may this lady be with acquiline nose and large black eyes; with such height and noble bearing; with mien so proud, yet so coquettish, who enters my chamber without being announced, and makes her obeisance in a religious fashion? _Tullia._--I am Tullia, born at Rome, about eighteen hundred years |
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