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1887. Henley, Culture in the Slums. 'O crikey, Bill!' she ses to me, she ses. 'Look sharp,' ses she, 'with them there sossiges. Yea! sharp with them there BAGS OF MYSTEREE!'

1889. Sportsman, 2 Feb. But the mystery-bags of Sieur X, if we are to believe the common report, were far from being fragrant. This gentleman has been sentenced to six months' imprisonment for 'making sausages of tainted meat.'


My tulip. See Tulip.


My uncle. See Uncle.


My unconverted friend. See Unconverted friend.


My WIG. See Wig.

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