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Contents.

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The Days of Chivalry

The Dexterous Thief

The Division of the Earth

The Doctor and his Apples

The Duke and the Pig

The Fairy and the Scissors

The Fruit of Old Ireland

The Gardener's Song

The Gouty Merchant and the Stranger

The Horse-dealer and his Groom

The humble Petition of the letter W

The Husband's Complaint

The Irish Boy and the Priest

The Irish Traveller

The letter H's Petition

The Magpie, or Bad Company

The Married Man's Fare

The Negro's Retort

The Old Bachelor

The One Grand Point

The One-legged Goose

The Oxford Student to his Mother

The Siege of Belgrade

The Sportsman's Distress

The Universal Postage

The Wager Decided

The Whimsical Mal-entendre

'Tis all One to Me

Toujours les Femmes

Wanted—A Governess

Women are Best when they're at Rest

A Breakfast of Learning

A Modern Samson

Antagonist Sympathies

Candle-end Economy

Encouragement to Marry

From the Arabic

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