SIR W. V. HARCOURT AS _FALSTAFF_.

"+There's no more valour in that _Goschen_ than in a Wild Duck.".... "A

plague of all Cowards still say I!+"

_Henry the Fourth_, Part I., Act ii, Scenes 2 and 4.]

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Mrs. +Ram+, at this time of year, takes a great interest in the state of

the weather, and studies the daily Meteorological chronicle. She says

that she always reads the reports from Ben Nevis's Observatory. She

hopes that, one of these fine days, this learned astronomer will be made

a Knight. Sir +Benjamin Nevis+ would be, she considers, a very nice

title. "Of course," she adds, "judging by his name, he must be a Jew.

They're such clever people. And, let me see, ain't there a proverb, or

something of that sort, about 'the Jew of Ben Nevis'?"

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