...and time will show it. There wa* Mrs. F., So very deaf. That she might have worn a percussion cap, And been knock'd on the head without hearing it snap:...sold her a horn, and the very next day She heard from hei husband at Botany Bay ' ' REMEMBRANCES OF THE DEAD. — 'There are departed beings,' says an eloquent...

...6e*e, and time will show it. There ww Mra. F., So very deaf. That she might have worn a percussion cap. And been knock'd on the head without hearing it snap: Well, I sold her a horn, and the very neit day She beard from her husband at Botany Bay 1 ' REMEMBRANCES or THE DEAD. — 'There are departed...

...it is the 6ort, and time will show it. There was Mrs. P., That she might have worn a percussion cap, And been knock'd on the head without hearing it snap: Well, I cold her a horn, and tho very next day She heard from her husband at Botany Bay ! * So very deaf, RF.MEMHRANCFS...

...for me — I know it, To crack my own tumpet up, and blow it ; But it is the best, and time will show it. There was Mrs. F. So very deaf, That she might have worn a percussion- cap, And been knock'd on the head without hearing it snap ; Well, I sold her a horn, and...

...for me — I know it, To crack my own Trumpet up and blow it ; But it is the best, and time will show it. There was Mrs. F. So very deaf, That she might have worn a percussion cap, And been knock'd on the head without hearing it snap, Well, I sold her a horn, and...

...for me — I know it, To crack my own Trumpet up and blow it ; But it is the best, and time will show it. There was Mrs. F. So very deaf, That she might have worn a percussion cap, And been khock'd on the head without hearing it snap, Well, I sold her a horn, and...

...for me — I know it, To crack my own Trumpet up and blow it ; But it is the best, and time will show it. There was Mrs. F. So very deaf, That she might have worn a percussion cap, And been knock'd on the head without hearing it snap. Well, I sold her a horn, and...

...not worth a straw ; Why it costs a guinea, as I'ma sinner, To hear the sounds at a Public Dinner ! To listen to Fiddle, Faddle, and Fuddle ! Not to forget...That she might have worn a percussion-cap, And been knocked on the head without hearing it snap, Well, I sold her a horn, and the very next day She heard...

...warble a song You must fork out the blunt with a haymaker's prong ! " It's not the thing for me—I know it, To crack my own Trumpet up and blow it ;...That she might have worn a percussion-cap, And been knocked on the head without hearing it snap, Well, I sold her a horn, and the very next day She heard...

...for me—I know it, To crack my own Trumpet up and blow it; But it is the best, and time will show it. There was Mrs. F. So very deaf, That she might have worn a percussion-cap, And been knocked on the head without hearing it snap, Well, I sold her a horn, and the very next day She heard...