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...little, and decorates the vulgar. There is now DO occupation so mean, into which it has not found iu. way, and whose consequence it has not raised, from...servants are beginning, as my correspondent tells me, to read behind our carriages ; and the Bond-street lounger, with his breeches cut by a problem,...

...raised, from the maker of geometrical breeches, to the manufacturer of manuscript sermons. We all hegin to exalt our tones and pretensions, and adopt a prouder...Graces, and if you take forty lessons, will throw you into an eleemosynary hornpipe. Our servants are beginning, as my correspondent tells me, to read behind...

...Coptic language must soon make part of the education of our Birmingham buckle-makers. Alphan betical buckles are become common ; insomuch that, in teaching...and if you take forty lessons, will throw you in an eleemosynary hornpipe. Our servants are beginning, as my correspondent tells me, to read behind our...

...found its way, and whose consequence it has not raised, from the maker of geometrical breeches, to the manufacturer of manuscript sermons. We all begin to...and if you take forty lessons, will throw you in an eleemosynary hornpipe. Our servants are beginning, as my correspondent tells me, to read behind our...