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At this stage of the examination, adas cur
reporter, monstrous scuffiing was hearn Oh
the stairs leading to the study OF the clergy
man in whose house this inquiry was gong
forward, and presently in came the WIGS
enham sexton, accompanied by the parish
clerk. who had found out that the skuil III
question was none other than the skull OF an
unhappy gentleman named Muffglns' VINO
had died some forty years since IN conse-
quence of slight accident he had met win
on the gallows. This somewhat pozcd our
phrenologists: bat rs your genuine men OF
science are not easily disconnected. they per-
sisted in their declaration. that all was Just
as it should be, and declared one and all,
upon their honors. that for down right hon
est truth. there was nothing like Phreno'o-
gy, do not think they are far wrong,l must
confess, notwithstanding this trilling blum
der; but what of thatf accidents you know
will en,--humanum est errare," as the
poet SAYS.