...man indeed That on a leaf can dine. He needs no napkin for his hands, His fingers' ends to wipe, Then keeps his kitchen in a box, And roast meat in a pipe. THE GAME OF CHANCE. Imitated from the French. One night a youth and maiden met, Who chanc'd to sit...

...man indeed That on a leaf can dine. He needs no napkin for his hands, His fingers' ends to wipe, Then keeps his kitchen in a box, And roast meat in a pipe. FRENCH CARD. The following Is a literal copy of a French card of address: — " The Professor Guirand...

...; He is a frugal man indeed That on a leaf can dine. He needs no napkin for bis hands, His fingers ends to wipe ; That keeps his kitchen in a box, And roast meat in a pipe." Whether in compliment to the king, or in honest abhorrence of this extravagant custom, it were perhaps...

...leaf can dine. He needs no napkin for his hand, His finger ends to wipe, That keeps his kitchen inva box, And roast meat in a pipe." Sanatory Effects of...flowers adhere to the head of the plant indicates the Infunilihulum Cerebri and Pituitary Gland. In the next place, the three membranes of which its leaves...

...swine: He is a frugal man indeed That on a leaf can dine. He needs no napkin for his hands His fingers' ends to wipe, That keeps his kitchen in a box, And roast meat in a pipe." In the Hymnus Tabaci by Raphael Thorius, made English by Peter Hausted, Master of Arts, Camb. 1651,...

...frugal man indeed That on a teaf can dine. He needs no napkin for his hands, His fingers' ends to wife, That keeps his kitchen in a box, And roast meat in a pipe." We jannot say much for the morality or good sense of this ditty, though we must allow it would be a...

...by the interposition of Kate of Warrington : '• He needs no napkin for his hands. His flnger-ends to wipe, That keeps his kitchen in a box And roast meat in a pipe." '"Marry, I can troll it with the best of them yet !" he said, evidently proud of his performance, as...

...He is a frugal man indeed That on a leaf can dine ! He needs no napkin for his hands, His finger's ends to wipe, That keeps his kitchen in a box, And roast meat in his pipe ! AN ESSAY ON THE UNDERSTANDING. " Harry, I can not think," says Dick, " What makes my ankles...

...He is a frugal man, indeed, That on a leaf can dine. " He needs no nnpkin for his hands His fingers' ends to wipe, That keeps his kitchen in a box, And roast meat iu a pipe." And so on, the singers of succeeding years, usque ad nauseam, — a loathing equalled only...

...indeed, that with a leaf can dine, And needs no napkins for his hands his fingers' ends to wipe. But keeps his kitchen in a box, and roast meat in a pipe.' Near the commencement of the seventeenth century, tobacco was very generally used in England and on...