Quin, boing asked by a ; kdy why there were more women in tho world than men, replied, " It is in conformity with the other arrangements of nature, madam ; we always seo more of heaven than earth.'' Kqualitv at Home. " Antoine," said Atirnbeau, returning gay From tho Assembly, "on find after this day Nobility's abolished,—men are men.— No title henceforth used but Citizen! A new thrice-glorious era dawns on France! And now, mj bath." " Yea, Citizen." A glonco Of flame the huge man at his servant shot j Then, wallowing sea-god like, " Antoine! more hot," Ho growls. " 'Here, Citizen." A hand of wrath Gripod Antoine's head and soused it in the bath. He spluttering, dripping, trembling,—"Huscal know," His master thunder'd as he let him go, " With yoa I still remain Count Miiibeau!" j
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New Zealand Herald, Volume V, Issue 1444, 4 July 1868, Page 4
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