Having perused well the chronicle of the week, the Vigilant Patriot views with alarm:
The favorite participial utterance of a distinguished corps. (P. 15.)
Epinard's uncle. (P. 28.)
The reputed recipient of Prime's ardor. (P. 9.)
A large number of women not fit to be homemakers. (P. 8.)
Principal Harrower jeered, hissed, booed, called "liar," "sneak." (P. 18.)
A drove of ailing pigs. (P. 16.)
A voice that twangs like a guitar. (P. 16.)
The embalmed head of Henry IV. (P. 9.)
The thud as her head struck the oak floor. (P. 14.)
Rude, blasphemous, uncharitable dogs. (P. 15.)
A crooked Tammany judge. (P. 22.)
Spectators fleeing in wildest terror, their noses clamped...
