. The ball of yarn;. STILL HARPIJVG OJY MY DAUGHTER. LOVE AND MUSIC. I If Music were the food of Love, as it is said to be, every prudent personiwould marry for love, though it is not easy to imagine ourselves eating with our ears; nor can one, without some difficulty, fancy ones aelf break fast-?ing off an overture, lunching on a bnllad. dining on a symphony, and taking tea, or supping off a polka or a fugue. Most of us would also think;it very odd if we were asked whether we should like a few crotchets tor, dinner. CHILDS DISSOLVING VIEWS. Tif \t rubbing his cheeks with the cats tail will pr
. The ball of yarn;. STILL HARPIJVG OJY MY DAUGHTER. LOVE AND MUSIC. I If Music were the food of Love, as it is said to be, every prudent personiwould marry for love, though it is not easy to imagine ourselves eating with our ears; nor can one, without some difficulty, fancy ones aelf break fast-?ing off an overture, lunching on a bnllad. dining on a symphony, and taking tea, or supping off a polka or a fugue. Most of us would also think;it very odd if we were asked whether we should like a few crotchets tor, dinner. CHILDS DISSOLVING VIEWS. Tif \t rubbing his cheeks with the cats tail will promote thewhiskers. That pigeons milk is a marketable strap-Jl is good for sharpening School is the happiest time of his life. rth of THE ADVENTURES OF MR. GOLIAH STARVEMOUSE. Mr. Goliah Starvemouse being a wide-awake kind of an individual, andbeing always anxious to make an honest penny, and having a desire toreinforce his empty pockets, and having learned that there is money tobe made in other diggings than California, starts on a journey as a mis-sionary to the Cannibal Islands. His first Sermon and Stump Speech tothe Chiefs Blow-my-nose-off-do, Shut-your-eye-open-tight, and Break-all-your bones-oh. He inflates them with the spirit divine, and spirit ofwine and invites them to Gotham.
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