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 This visit, Mrs. Skinner! have Hos seen you such an age-,

 TThe wretch has come Co dinnerD Your daughters, too, what lovely girIs-" What heads for painterS' eaSeIs! Come here and kiss the infant, dearS- (And give it P'rhapb the msaseIsl Your charming boys see are home From Reverend Alr. RUssel's: Twas very kind to bring them bOih-- What boots for Iny new Brussels1 What! littIe Clara left at home!

 We'll now call that shabby: should have loved tO kiss her sO-

 "A fiabby, dabby, babyD And Mir. S., I hope he's well.

 An! though he lives so handy, He never now drops iD to sni-

 (The better for our brandyD Come take seat--I long to hear

 About Matilda's marriage; You're come, OfcOurse, to spend the day (Thank Heav'n hear the carriage What! must you go next time hope You Il give me longer measure; Nay--I shall see you down the stairs With most uncommon pleasure! Good bye! good bye! remember all, Next time you'll take your dinners! (NOw David, mind, I'm not at home In future to the Skinners!l