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A person of long-established integrity will take excellent
care of Bonnets, Cloaks, etc., during the Entertainment; the
Audience better leave their money, however, with MR. WARD;
he will return it to them in a day or two, or invest it for
them in America as they may think best.

->Nobody must say that he likes the Lecture unless he wishes
to be thought eccentric; and nobody must say that he doesn't
like it unless he really IS eccentric. (This requires
thinking over, but it will amply repay perusal.)

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The Panorama used to Illustrate Mr. Ward's Narrative is
rather more than Panoramas usually are.

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MR. WARD will not be responsible for any debts of his own
contracting.

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PROGRAMME.

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1. APPEARANCE Of ARTEMUS WARD,