An Examiner's Happy Moments Some amusing examples of how the chill mind works at an examination, paper are given by a correspondent in the "Morning Post." One child wrote: - " The great Duke of Marlborough was a sum of exceedingly fine character, omitting his vices, which were young lady declared that Milton's poems are pleasant to read, but being a strict Puritan, throughout the whole of his poems there is nothing to promote Another child wrote: "A cer-fain man drew a bow at a venture and missed the venture, but hit Here are some pieces of history What do you mean by- "Habeas Corpus'? Answer—"A treatise on the circulation of the blood."
"The Pretender was a. man who pretended that. he was the heir to ihe English Crown, but was found rut. He tried many times to get an army and to drive the English hack and then put himself on the wu, but he wats beaten every.o. He landed in Ireland once, re he found such bad troops that the was frightened to meet the English, but he made an army and svas_beaten -by the English."
Harley was a person on the side of the elector of Hanover. He was
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