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i6 HOW TO GROW RiCHi
Smallirade. I do — I fee my fortune's madc-
(Turns about.) Heh ! What do you think ^
Sha'n't I do ? Don't I look like one of us ?
{Struts about.)
Mijs Dazzle. You do indeed.
Smalltrade. I've learnt all your cant words
too — -I'm not a greenhorn or a flat — I'm an old
rook arid a black legs ! — Juil like you and your
brother.
Mi/s Dazzle. Well, but Mr. Smalltrade 1 — the
mufic — gaming — the company Altogether;^
isn't it a mofl: enchanting amufement ?
Smalltrade. It is indeed — and Faro's a mon-
ftrous pretty game. Coufinj do you know I'd
a great mind to have had a touch myfelf^
MiJs Dazzle. How ! you play, fir !
Smalltrade. I don't know how it was — I {t\.i
an odd, ticklifn fenfation — a fort of itching at
the end of my fingers, and prefently I caught
'myfelf putting a guinea on a card.
MiJs Dazzle. Well, but you took it up
again.
Smalltrade. No, 1 didn't — I let it lay^ and
fomebody elfe took it up for me.
MiJs Dazzle. What, you loft it ?
Smalltrade. I did— I loft my guinea \ Oh \
it's a fweet game ! I dont't wonder at the money
rolling in — But where's the fupper ?
Mifs Dazzle. Yonder.
Smalltrade. So it is — What a feaft for the"
fenfes ! Eyes, ears, tafte, feeling, all gratified I
— But hold, hold — By the law of the land don't
we come under the vagrant ad ? Mayn't a
juftice of the peace fend you, I, and all thef ,
noble hoft of Faro to be whipt at the cart's-
tail ?
MiJs
Smallirade. I do — I fee my fortune's madc-
(Turns about.) Heh ! What do you think ^
Sha'n't I do ? Don't I look like one of us ?
{Struts about.)
Mijs Dazzle. You do indeed.
Smalltrade. I've learnt all your cant words
too — -I'm not a greenhorn or a flat — I'm an old
rook arid a black legs ! — Juil like you and your
brother.
Mi/s Dazzle. Well, but Mr. Smalltrade 1 — the
mufic — gaming — the company Altogether;^
isn't it a mofl: enchanting amufement ?
Smalltrade. It is indeed — and Faro's a mon-
ftrous pretty game. Coufinj do you know I'd
a great mind to have had a touch myfelf^
MiJs Dazzle. How ! you play, fir !
Smalltrade. I don't know how it was — I {t\.i
an odd, ticklifn fenfation — a fort of itching at
the end of my fingers, and prefently I caught
'myfelf putting a guinea on a card.
MiJs Dazzle. Well, but you took it up
again.
Smalltrade. No, 1 didn't — I let it lay^ and
fomebody elfe took it up for me.
MiJs Dazzle. What, you loft it ?
Smalltrade. I did— I loft my guinea \ Oh \
it's a fweet game ! I dont't wonder at the money
rolling in — But where's the fupper ?
Mifs Dazzle. Yonder.
Smalltrade. So it is — What a feaft for the"
fenfes ! Eyes, ears, tafte, feeling, all gratified I
— But hold, hold — By the law of the land don't
we come under the vagrant ad ? Mayn't a
juftice of the peace fend you, I, and all thef ,
noble hoft of Faro to be whipt at the cart's-
tail ?
MiJs
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Description | Scottish songs and music of the 18th and early 19th centuries, including music for the Highland bagpipe. These are selected items from the collection of John Glen (1833 to 1904). Also includes a few manuscripts, some treatises, and other books on the subject. |
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Description | The Glen Collection and the Inglis Collection represent mainly 18th and 19th century Scottish music, including Scottish songs. The collections of Berlioz and Verdi collected by bibliographer Cecil Hopkinson contain contemporary and later editions of the works of the two composers Berlioz and Verdi. |
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