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A THIN MAN.-It is stated by Elan, that
the poet Philetus, who was preceptor TO Ptolemy
Phiadelphus, was naturally slender in form,
and had reduced himself so much BY excessive
study, that he was compelled, when he went out,
to affx plates Of lead to his sandals, and to put
pieces Of the same metal into his pocket, lest the
,cind should Jlow him soay.