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Страница 11 из 11THE GATHERER
A snapper up of unconsidered trifles.
LEGEND CONCERNING THE PRESERVATION OF THE WELSH PEDIGREES PREVIOUS TO THE FLOOD
(For the Mirror.)
A figure was seen, standing on a precipice as the waters of the flood were rising, which waved its hand repeatedly—the waters rose and the figure disappeared. Noah, looking from the deck, was shortly afterwards hailed by the same person amidst the roar of the elements, “Quite full!” exclaimed the patriarch, as the ark lurched deeply. “Full!” exclaimed the voice, which was now close alongside, “Ah! Morgan Jones, is that you?” “We are quite full.”—“Then take care of this packet; as for myself never mind, but take care of the packet.” The packet was carefully handed aboard, the eyes of Morgan Jones saw the patriarch receive it into his own hands, when the huge ark gave a most terrific lurch, and hitting poor Morgan, he sunk under her counter, was thumped by the keel, and was seen no more; but the packet was received, and proved to be his pedigree from Adam!
LUDICROUS BLUNDERS
(From “After Dinner Chat,” in the New Monthly Magazine.)
H.—How completely a fine poetical thought may be destroyed by the alteration of a single word! I recollect a ludicrous instance of this. I was quoting to M—d—y, who is rather deaf, a line of Campbell’s, as being, in my opinion, equal to any that ever was produced:
“And Freedom shriek’d—as Kosciusko fell.”
“I dare say you are right,” replied M—d—y; “but it does not quite please me: I must think of it.” And he repeated—
“And Freedom squeak’d—as Kosciusko fell.”
F.—L—ml—y, of the —th Dragoons, was, as you may remember, a great admirer of the “Hohenlinden” of the same poet, and used frequently to recite it; but instead of
“Wave, Munich! all thy banners wave! And charge with all thy chivalry,”—
fancying, no doubt, that the poet, from ignorance of military terms, had committed a blunder, he used invariably to say—
“And charge with all thy cavalry.”
K.—I once heard two whimsical blunders made in the course of a performance of Macbeth, at a poor little country theatre. The Lady Macbeth—who, not unlikely, had been a laundress—instead of saying merely
“A little water clears us of this deed,”
chose to “make assurance double sure,” and said—“A little soap and water.” And, presently after, for
“We have scotch’d the snake, not killed it,”
the Thane, looking with an air of profound mystery at his tender mate, whispered her,
“We have cotch a snake, and killed it.”
PARLIAMENT OF BATTS
Gurdon, in his History of Parliament, says—“This parliament was summoned in the reign of Henry the Sixth, to meet at Leicester; and orders were sent to the members that they should not wear swords; so they came to parliament (like modern butchers) with long staves, from whence the parliament got the name of The Parliament of Batts; and when the batts were prohibited, the members had recourse to stones and leaden bullets. This parliament was opened with the Confirmation of Liberties.”
WITENAGEMOTES
“Alfred, with the advice and consent of his Witas, in Witenagemote, made his code of law that was common to the whole nation, and enacted that a Witenagemote should be held twice a year, and oftener if need were.”—See Gurdon on Parliament.
ANNUAL OF SCIENCE
This Day is published, price 5s.
ARCANA of SCIENCE, and ANNUAL REGISTER of the USEFUL ARTS for 1831.
Comprising POPULAR INVENTIONS, IMPROVEMENTS, and DISCOVERIES
Abridged from the Transactions of Public Societies and Scientific Journals of the past year. With several Engravings.
“One of the best and cheapest books of the day.”—Mag. Nat. Hist.
“An annual register of new inventions and improvements in a popular form like this, cannot fail to be useful.”—Lit. Gaz.
Printed for JOHN LIMBIRD, 143, Strand;—of whom may be had the Volumes for the three preceding years.
1
From whose work the Engraving is copied.
2
From 90 to 95 deg. Fahr in July.
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“Legis habet vigorem, quicquid de consilio et consensu magnatum et reipublicæ communi sponsione, authoritate regis, juste fuerit definitum.”—Bracton.
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