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suttenly wasn't my fault. My directions was as clear as daylight. "Dark morning, dark blew carnt lose." And wosent it a dark morning? and wosent it luvly arterwuds? Any of my winners may send my 5 per sent commishun to the hoffice as ushal, and they will all receve a copy of my emortle Book by post. It was a puffeckly lovely race! fust Cambridge got fust, then Hoxford got fust and Cambridge second, and so on all through, but in course Hoxford wun as I proffysized. I seed all the River Tems Conserwatives, with the Right Honnerabel the LORD MARE at the hed of 'em all, a laying carmly at rest in their bootifool Steam Bote, a trying for to look as if they wasn't responsibel for all the hundreds of thousands of peeple as lined all the banks of the River a gitting ome safely. Many on 'em I remarked kept on a disappearing down below ewery now and then, probberbly to seek that strengthening of the system so werry nessessery under such trying suckemstances. Upon the hole, I wentures werry humbly to pronounce it to be one of the werry sucksessfullest races of moddun times, which I bleeves means about 6 years. ROBERT. * * * * * [Illustration: "THE GIFT HORSE."] * * * * * [Illustration: TIT FOR TAT. _Captain Pullem (having just effected a "Swop" with his Friend)._ "NOW, I'LL BE STRAIGHT WITH YOU, OLD MAN. THAT HORSE YOU'VE GOT FROM ME IS A BIT OF A CRIB-BITER!" _Friend._ "_Oh, don't mention it, Old Chap. You'll find mine to be a confirmed Runaway_!"] * * * * * SONG SENTIMENTIANA. (_A Delightful "All-the-Year-Round" Resort for the Fashionable Composer._) EXAMPLE II.--SHOWING HOW CURIOUSLY RETENTIVE IS THE LOVER'S MEMORY. 'Tis ninety years ago, love! It seems but yestermorn We sat upon the snow, love, And watch'd the golden corn! I mind the bitter wind, love-- I mind it well, although The wind I say I mind, love, Blew ninety years ago! The plough stood on the hill, love-- The horse stood in the plough! And both were standing still, love-- I seem to see them now! The lamb frisk'd in the glen, love-- A stranger _he_ to _whoa_! And so was I--but then, love, 'Twas ninety years ago! The roses by the way, love, Were large and, oh, so fair! And so they are to-day, love, For all I know--or care! And softly unto thou, love, While yet among
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