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Title: Extracts From The Diary Of A Politician Author: Thomas Moore [More Titles by Moore] _Wednesday_. Thro' Manchester Square took a canter just now-- _Thursday_. At Levee to-day made another sad blunder-- _Mem_.--to buy for son Dicky some unguent or lotion _Saturday_. Last night a Concert--vastly gay--
[2] Baron Geramb, the rival of his R. H. in whiskers. [3] England is not the only country where merit of this kind is noticed and rewarded. "I remember," says Tavernier, "to have seen one of the King of Persia's porters, whose mustaches were so long that he could tie them behind his neck, for which reason he had a double pension." [4] A rhetorical figure used by Lord Castlereagh, in one of his speeches. [The end] GO TO TOP OF SCREEN |