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Cup And Saucer
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A GENTLEMAN, who was remarkable at once for Bacchanalian devotion and
remarkably large and starting eyes, was one evening the subject of
conversation. The question appeared to be, whether the gentleman in
question wore upon his face any signs of his excesses. I think so,
said Jerrold; I always know when he has been in his cups by the state
of his saucers.
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