The Mirror of Literature, Amusement, and Instruction - Volume 10, No. 267, August 4, 1827 by Various
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* * * * * A FACT. Pat went to his mistress: "My lady, your mare _In harness_, goes well as a dray-horse, I swear: I tried, as you're thinking to sell her, or let her, For _coming on_ thus, she'll _go off_ all the better." "Twas very well thought of" the lady replied, "You've acted a sensible part. But Patrick, pray tell me the day that you tried, Of whom did you borrow the cart?" "The _cart_? why, she _walk'd_ well _in harness_, I saw, But I thought not, by no _manes_, to try if she'd _draw_; For says I, by Saint Patrick, who, her comes to view, To tell him, she has been 'in harness' will do!" M.L.B. * * * * * THE MONTHS. |
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