The reader's tired, and so am I.
October 28, 1806.
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The Diable Boiteux of LE SAGE, where Asmodeus the Demon, places Don Cleofas on an elevated situation, and unroofs the houses for his inspection.
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Sele's publication on Greek metres is not remarkable for its accuracy.
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Every Cambridge man will assent to this,—the Latin of the Schools is almost unintelligible.
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The discovery of Pythagoras, that the square of the Hypothenuse, is equal to the squares of the other two sides of a right angled triangle.
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On a Saint Day, the Students wear Surplices in Chapel.
TO THE SIGHING STREPHON.
Your pardon my friend,