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THE REV. DR. FOLLIOTT.
Let the frogs have all the advantage of it.
MR. CROTCHET.
Consider, Doctor, the fish might participate. Think of the salmon.
THE REV. DR. FOLLIOTT.
Then let the owner's right-hand neighbour swallow it.
MR. EAVESDROP.
Me, sir! What have I done, sir, that I am to be poisoned, sir?
THE REV. DR. FOLLIOTT.
Sir, you have published a character of your facetious friend, the Reverend Doctor F., wherein you have sketched off me; me, sir, even to my nose and wig. What business have the public with my nose and wig?
MR. EAVESDROP.
Sir, it is all good humored: all in
