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CHARLES MATHEWS, seated on a coach-box on a frosty day, waiting for the
driver, said to him when at length he appeared: If you stand here much
longer, Mr. Coachman, your horses will be like Captain Parry's
ships.--How's that, sir?--Why, frozen at the pole!
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