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which would lead US to lend an car TO the
adventures Of Munchauscn this oc-
casonally producing merry pcals of laugh
ter, throws his host into a good humour,
and being pronounced, in vulgar phrase,
"a clever sort of fellow" his officiousness
is overlooked This his vanity construes in
to admiration.


The Editor says we'll, when he declares
that notice of US is to him like taking a
dose Of physic. This metaphor cannot be
misunderstood. Rcproof like purge, does
not sit we'll upon his stomach nor on his CON
science; and when We are compelled to hold
the mirror of his conduct up before him, that
he may look upon it and blush at his evil do
ings, we do not wonder that he feels the
effects Of a powerful operative. From his
last remarks We have evidence that it also
partakcs of the properties Of an emetic.