Morning.—The time corresponding to that between our noon and sun-set.
Evening.—The time between our sun-set and sun-rise.
Night.—-The time between our sun-rise and noon.
Domestic.—An epithet applied to cats, dogs, and other tame animals, keeping at home.
Reflection.—The person viewed in a looking-glass.
Tenderness.—A property belonging to meat long kept.
An Undress.—A thick covering of garments.
A Treasure.—A lady's maid, skilful in the mysteries of building up heads, and pulling down characters; ingenious in the construction of caps, capes, and scandal, and judicious in the application of paint and flattery; also, a footman, who knows, at a single glance, what visiters to admit to the presence of his mistress, and whom to refuse.
Immortality.—An imaginary privilege of living for ever, conferred upon heroes, poets, and patriots.
Taste.—The art of discerning the precise shades of difference constituting a bad or well dressed man, woman, or dinner.