A Slight Mistake.—A contemporary vouches for the following story—Ayoung physician who was in-love with a fair patient, but wasunable from bashfulness to reyeal his passion, wrote her a passionate declaration, and left it ou the table, where the servant naturally enought that it was a prescription, and. took it to the chemist’s, who the next day sent it back to the poor doctor, with an apology that he “wasout of the,ingredients necessary to make. Ui? wljat it WM, want^.—Brisbane* Qoaaer. ■' ‘ V'"
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Hawke's Bay Times, Volume 6, Issue 306, 14 September 1865, Page 2
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