ETIQUETTE.
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There is remarkable parsonage, living
every where by the name OF Etiquette. She
being of stature, but like Virgil's bees.
ssAerclses great soul in little body She
mas an immense influence over the affairs of
,"nahSind. ~. She says do this, and they do it;
III ~, 'iat alone, and they let it alone She
S;ai Ia,is Them that white is black, and they be-
+h i've 1t; She tells them black is white, and
'"Gy yre-echo-"black is white!''


y,n 1nquette is the daughter of Folly, who
shs ner IN marriage to Weaifh, with whom
harn"si r mas iiyed in pretty tolerable degree OF
said d;ony ~ ior several hundred years. 1t is
Arss.;aId Maeed, she puts on her husbands S iner-
nan O''oes very often; but as the old gentle
eccor.s ss never heard to complain on that
conssns, nc probably considers it of little
and not worth contending a.