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toweR Get out Of my sight, you toad--or
shall break your neck down the stairs; or
what will be worse my own heart with rage
at your behaviour. said you must be an
excellent friend'to human beings, if you are
so fond of beasts. "Indeed." she replied, Il
love this dog better than all the human be-
ings in the world"


Reader, dost thou imagine this a carica-
ture9 tell you nay, myself knew lady
of furtuue near Uxbridge, a few years ago,
who kept half. a dozen lap-dogs. A cloth
was laid, and a table set with plates for the
little darlngs. And little mistress carved
with great ceremony; and helped them to-
legs and wings of chicken, with particular
civiiity. They acted this farce FOR some
years, when one of the favorites was sud-
denly seized with hydrophobia and bit his
mistress severely, of which disease she died.