Penny Dreadfuls, 1843 · page 213 of 257
A Sequel to Don Juan — page 213: what you’re looking at
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2QOA A SEQUEL TO CXXXVITI. And now, most courteous reader, now Farewell ! After a pause I will pursue my song, And in a page or two resume my shell ; For incidents by crowds already throng In my imagination, which to tell Will shortly be my business,—and I long To mount my Pegasus once more—then trill I on Like Mainzer with his singing for the million. END OF CANTO THE FOURTH. CORMICLOOKS. COM!