My old mate was substantially a man of truth; but he did love to astonish "know-nothings."

its light is throw-ing, For a mer-ry game at play, There is none that to my know-ing, And I've play-ed at games enough, Makes us laugh, and sets us glow-ing Like a game at Blind-man's Buff.

What's the 'ell-an-glory use o' flushin' out this blarsted bit of a sink, with devil-know-wot stinkin' cess-pool at the end of it!

" "An' know ye where he is now?"

It may have been there once, but, if so, it was long ago used as a stake for the barbed-wire fence of exclusive keep-your-distance-we-keep-our-distance-until-we-know-youness.

This allusion was called out by two letters which Lincoln had written during the year; one declaring his opposition to the waning fallacy of know-nothingism, in which he also defined his position on "fusion.

This is a know-making to my Britisch Underthanes addressed.