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<title><![CDATA[Comentarios al libro: TOM BROWN'S JEST BOOK; OR, COMPANION TO THE CLOISTER, THE NE PLUS ULTRA OF EVERY THING FUNNY, CONTAINING ALL HIS COMICAL AND HUMOROUS STORIES, CURIOUS RIDDLES]]></title>
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<description><![CDATA[A maidenhead. TOM BROWN being at an assembly, was asked how he liked a young ""lady that was dancing? and whose complexion was discernably her own manu- facture ? Really, sir, answered he, I am no connois- seur in painting. A young lady, who had been married about six months, asked Tom Brown if he would stand for her first child ? Madam, answered he, by the shortness of, your apron, I am very sure your first child has already been stood for. One of the Canons of St. Paul's being in compa- ny with]]></description>
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