the bubble-buyer; the slave-driver of the negro: as these are brethren, so am I and the worthies in question.
THE REV. DR. FOLLIOTT.
To be sure, sir, in these instances, and in many others, the term brother must be taken in its utmost latitude of interpretation: we are all brothers, nevertheless. But to return to the point. Now these two large figures, one with drapery on the lower half of the body, and the other with no drapery at all; upon my word, sir, it matters not what godfathers and godmothers may have promised and vowed for the children of this world, touching the devil and other things to be renounced, if such figures as those are to be put before their eyes.
MR. CROTCHET.
Sir, the naked figure is the Pandemian Venus, and the half-draped figure is the
