A young Aberdeen lady after reading attentively the title of a novel, called the " !Last Man," exclaimed, " Bless me, if such a thingwere ever to happen, what would become of the women ?" " What would the poor man do?" was the remark of an Aberdeen old bachelor. Fenelon, who had often teased Richelieu (and ineffectually it wou'd seem) for subscriptions to charitable undertakings, was one day telling him that he had ju-st seen his picture. " And did you ask it for a subscription ?" said Richelieu, sneeringly. " N I saw there was no chance," replied the other: "it was so like you."
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New Zealand Mail, Issue 229, 29 January 1876, Page 15
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100Page 15 Advertisements Column 1 New Zealand Mail, Issue 229, 29 January 1876, Page 15
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