Punch, or the London Charivari, Volume 1, August 7, 1841 by Various
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* * * * * A NATURAL DEDUCTION Why S--e is long-lived at once appears-- The ass was always famed for _length of ears_. * * * * * WIT WITHOUT MONEY; OR, HOW TO LIVE UPON NOTHING. BY VAMPYRE HORSELEECH, ESQ. "Creation's heir--the world, the world is mine."--GOLDSMITH. Philosophers, moralists, poets, in all ages, have never better pleased themselves or satisfied their readers than when they have descanted upon, deplored, and denounced the pernicious influence of money upon the heart and the understanding. "Filthy lucre"--"so much trash as may be grasped thus"--"yellow mischief," I know not, or choose not, to recount how many justly injurious names have been applied to coin by those who knew, because they had felt, its consequences. Wherefore, I say at once, it is better to have none on't--to live without it. And yet, now I think better upon that point, it is well not altogether to discourage its approach. On the |
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