THE LAY OF THE ANALYTIC NOVELIST.

["It is not the patent, obvious results of the inner working

of mind on which the modern novelist dwells, it is on that

inner working itself."--_Daily Chronicle_.]

That odd barrel-organ, the human mind,

I love to explore; 'tis the analyst's lune;

But if I can only contrive to find

How the pipes will grunt, and the handle will grind,

I don't care a fig for the _tune_!

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"HIT ONE OF YOUR OWN SIZE."--About the ups or downs of the Alexandra

Palace, Mr. SHAW LEFEVRE shouldn't have a row with a LITTLER,

specially when the LITTLER, who if he, with his friends, take over the

lease of the Alexandra themselves, will then be a Lessor, is pretty

sure to get the best of the discussion.

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BY A THOUGHTFUL PHILOSOPHER.--Any remedy against London fogs must

involve a grate change.

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[Illustration: A GREAT DRAWBACK.

_Dougal_ (_with all his native contempt for the Londoner_). "AYE, MON,

AN' HE'S NO A BAD SHOT?"

_Davie_. "'DEED AN' HE'S A VERRA _GUID_ SHOT."

_Dougal_. "HECH! IT'S AN AWFU' PEETIE HE'S A LONDONER!"]

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