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PoLIrESEss AND DRAuGHTs.-When gentlemen,
however intimate in mixed company they
should a dress each other as Mr. Snooks, Mr.. Simp-
kns &c, and not plain Snooks or Simpkns; though
they may dispense with the Mr. when none but friends
and equals are present-the same as the crowns ara
taken from the kings of the checker board when
there are none bu, kings upon il.