The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1902-07-10
che Ugly Club.
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IL comely. 1T u.s. methnks, honest and laudable
| fortude to dare to be ugly; at least to keep
from being abashed with of mperfecons
which cannot help and in which there guilt would
defend haggad beau for passing glass
giving sotness angushn graces deformity all intend is
that ought be shape
an uneasy reflection on that subject II ia
the ordinary people, who
OCCASION matter of with
prominent pair of shoulders assembly, distinguished by
expansion of mouth obquity aspect happy
OF these oddnsses about him. he
himself others be upon
himself with such cheeuess children
n at will afterwards be much pleased with him.
As barbarous others rally defects it is ex
remey agreeable when he jest upon himself
Madame Mantenop first husband hero this kind
has drawn pasaes from the ireguay shape which
he describes much resembling the divrs him.
self likewise by representing his reader the engine
pulley with which he used to take off his When happens
to be anything ridiculous in vsag and the Of thinks
of dignity he be
ery The best expedien therefore, to be pleasant upon
SELF Prince Harry and Faf in Shakespeare rd
Guile fat and lean far will CO. humorously
called wooack bedpesser and hill of flesh Harry starveng an
efskn sheath bowcae several incidents
of the conversation between hem jest kept up upon the per-
Great tenderness and sensby this point great
est weaknesses of sefove For part little unhappy
in the mould of quite long as is broad
Whether this might not partly arise from opening
S am at eisa to Hon
BE- have been often put the
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the merry club which the following letter gives Of
mrth good humor which that place. set it
down word for word as it
"Mosr PROFOUND SIR
Having been we'll spoulatons
hope you will liberty furnish you with
account of such perhaps have your
of the African continent your
There have arisen in this university ong left without
ing anyhing) several Of these hebdomada societies.
Ppnnng Club the Witty Club and the
Club buesque which, certain that
have into the world for last have
together and assumed the of the Ugly
Gas ST. Johns would have the world believe
any Britain provided the candidates
be within the rules of the club forth table entitled
That whatsoever shall be admitted without avsbe
queey in his aspect peculiar counenance of which the
president to have the casting voice.
" That singular regard had upon examination to the
gbboy of the gentlemen that offer themselves
or the obqn a Of h their figure in what sort soever
calculated whether length BREADTH he shall have just pre-
Lastly That if there shall be two or more for the
vacancy eers pabus he that has the thicks skin have
Every member upon COM
with dish of Goldfish and speech of sop whose
the oimny and their design their funds sufficient
purchase the heads of Therse Duns scous Hub
and the old gentleman in Oldham with the celebrated i'll faces antq
they have always rofesssd admirers Of other
ment to such will take the benefit the statute though
"The worthy president champion has
shown two copies by gentleman of his
Tie tho
Andiron shoulder Mrs. Ward since tie has
d IN e1
ct their table, he even sdSTss and as the counter
ordinary works natures but for complexion shape and features
Give president faoetious
and than when he has got he
him good NEST fellow with night his air
he