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One OF my friends with whom would be,
To chat about things common to all,
When in social c6mp'ny they happen 10
fall
! spent some three days with my Young
(" friend, ..ssAa' Ma
Then concluded homeward I'D wend,
But twas rumor'd about lecture hard by,
Would be given that night on PHI 'noIogy
My friend and myself concluded we'd 90,
And see what the dealer in heads would us
\ show;
And hear what he'd say concerning the
~ ''bumps,n ..... ..... ....
Which might grow larger through medium


of thumps. n-
We gotthere--weres seated-the lecture be-
Twas nicely arranged-in nice plan;
First this dump" then that ''bump," was


brought to the mind
Those IN the forehead d-those placed be-


hind


But still more attracting the lecture became,
For something he "hit on"--he mentioned


name,


Which caused some to smile with feelings
.... ofioy-


He said, your 'sWeet-hearis, the souls


only toy
He said, when yon think all day Of your


Miss
The rapture you feel produced BY her kiss;
BY thinking 50 much you treary that bump,
Al night caunot dream Of her more than
.m... TumP


The TEXTURE was endedthe people sent of,
TO think how much better they were than


horse; ,.. .... Dr. ....a.
And since twas shown what "Organso they
.... had, a.-u"# ~s
They saw they were wiser than herring OF


shad 'a e@"N
But when we came out, twas Just as /.
thought, ~, r ...un ~
That we lnthe rain would surely be caught,
And 50 we eprepared the shower to stand
By throwing cIoaks round US, and "rain


rags" in hand
The night was as dark as a negroes long


pocket 80


love gottenon safely would've puzzled


old Crockett; sh
And there vas falling torrents Of rain,
A. when the old world by water was