You know w'ere's dad 'ouse of Miché Jean Tomkin?

Père Jerome, fo' de love of de good God, show me dad way to de 'ouse of Jean Tomkin!" Her distressed smile implored pardon for her rudeness.

ALDERSON, TOMKINS, AND A FREE COUNTRYA PROBLEM IN HUMAN NATURE XXIV.

ALDERSON, TOMKINS, AND A FREE COUNTRYA PROBLEM IN HUMAN NATURE.

But, Tomkins, you have no right, even in a free country, to steal your neighbour's property to support them!" I liked him where there was a weak case on the other side; he was particularly good on those occasions.

Fellow Tomkin, I think this world is made of flint; There's neither money, nor wares worth money, in't. TOSS.

Farewell to Tomkin, too? TOSS.

Very true!One Tomkins there is, about four miles off; but he is a day-labourer: and one Thompson, about five miles distant the other way; but he is a parish schoolmaster, poor, and about seventy. >>>

I never to a ball will go, That poor pretence for prancing, Where Jenkins dislocates a toe, And Tomkins thinks he's dancing:

I never to such balls will go, Those poor pretexts for prancing; Where Jenkins dislocates his toe, And Tomkins thinks he's dancing.

But Bill, I see, is booked to box Tomkins, the Terror of the Docks, And nobody should feel surprised That Bill has been demobilised.

USH BURR With His Two Famous Lectures as Recently Delivered, entitled "Acres of Diamonds," and "Personal Glimpses of Celebrated Men and Women" With an Appreciative Introduction by FLOYD W. TOMKINS, D.D., LL.D. 1905 TO THE MEMBERS OF GRACE BAPTIST CHURCH TO THOSE WHO IN THE OLD DAYS

[Illustration: Floyd W. Tomkins Church of the Holy Trinity Philadelphia, Oct. 6th 1905.

[Footnote 67: An old play written by one Tomkins, four years, however, after Jonson's "Alchymist," and resuscitated in 1668.]

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TOMKINS, SILVAN SAMUEL, ed.

Silvan Samuel Tomkins & Henry Alexander Murray (A); 6Jan71; R498128.

Random House, Inc.; (PWH); 14Jun67; R411532. TOMKINS, JANE.

Jane Tomkins (A); 12May67; R409847.

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SEE Tomkins, Jane.

TOMKINS, SILVAN SAMUEL, ed.

Silvan Samuel Tomkins & Henry Alexander Murray (A); 6Jan71; R498128.

Sir Humphry received the first rudiments of his education at the grammar-schools of Penzance and Truro: at the former place, he resided with Mr. John Tomkin, surgeon, a benevolent and intelligent man, who had been intimately connected with his maternal grandfather, and treated him with a degree of kindness little less than paternal.

And Mrs. and Miss Tomkins (in pursuit of bargains) continue to arrive daily at Peter Snelbody's from Cricklewood.