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The American comic almanack for 1831 : with whims, scraps and oddities : calculated for the meridian of Boston, lat42, long71, but will answer for all New England . 8 53 9 149 369 57 10 19 10 40 11 111 21 11 42 12 212 22 12 42 13 213 22 13 41 14 014 19 )14 37 7 49 31 13 55 37 20 3 46 29 13 56 0 41 0 25 0 10 fast 5 0 20 0 34 0 48 1 1 5743291765646 8 37 9 2810 20 11 aft. 1 2345567 14 27 39 51 2 13 23 33 2 43 2 52 13 7 3 0 0 0 0 57 52 43 8 32 9 1910 5 10 50 11 32morn. 0 16 1 0 1 45 2 31 10 35 11 29morn. 0 21 1 7 54391854302sets. 8 0 9 12 10 24 11 31morn. 0 31 1 22 2 7 2 45 3 19 3 50 4 204 50 rises. 7 37 8 33 9 28 10 22 J 16 6 56 47 8 38 9 30 10 23 11 17aft. 13 1 10 2 101010 72 10 42 11 23morn. 0 10 0 55 1 41 D in ap. Good ,Proeyon sets Low Mon. sets More Snow.\ south 8 high for the 10, Perigee, signsLow tides g sun of the day. © ent 8 ^ runs Lex. 1715.@ ent 8 ents ? Geo. Shoivery,Whet for high l^ stationary Antovz south 7 w. D apogee High Altair rises. Spica winds sou. 14 KEEPING FAST HOURS OF MEALS NOW AND stately dames of Edward IV. Court, rose with the lark,dispatched dinner at eleven oclock in the forenoon, and shortlyafter eight were wrapped in slumber. How would these reason-able people (reasonable at least in this respect) be astonished,could they but be witnesses of the present distribution of time a-mongst children of fashion !—What a contrast, there is betweenthe materials of the morning meal, A. D. 1, 5 50 when QueenElizabeths maids of honour began the day with a round of beef,or a red herring, and a flagon of ale, and in 1823, when the sports-man, and even the day laborer, breakfast on what cooks call Chinese soup, i. e. tea. SwTift has jocosely observed, that theworld must be encompassed before a washer woman can sit downto breakfast, i. e. by a voyage to the east for tea and to
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