Nor did GOLDSMITH when he pointed out the danger of "a little learning."

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From two consecutive items of "News in a Nutshell" in the _North-Eastern

Daily Gazette_:--

"Lieut. ----, of an infantry regiment at Lemburg, Austria, fell fast

asleep on February 14, and all efforts to wake him have proved futile

ever since.

A sleeper weighing 8 cwt. was found on the Great Western Railway near

Banbury just before the arrival of a train from the north."

However, it was not the lieutenant.

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[Illustration: THINGS THAT ONE MIGHT HAVE PUT DIFFERENTLY.

"HOW DE DO, LADY SMYTHE? I'VE JUST DRIVEN THE MOTOR OVER TO FETCH MY WIFE

AWAY."

"HOW NICE OF YOU, ADMIRAL; BUT I DO WISH YOU'D COME SOONER."]

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