Anybody with a passable knowledge would pick you out at a look, and say,--"No go! Don't match!"' 'Well, but hang it, Mr Venus,' Wegg expostulates with some little irritation, 'that can't be personal and peculiar in ME.

It must often happen with miscellaneous ones.' 'With ribs (I grant you) always.

But not else.

When I prepare a miscellaneous one, I know beforehand that I can't keep to nature, and be miscellaneous with ribs, because every man has his own ribs, and no other man's will go with them; but elseways I can be miscellaneous.

I have just sent home a Beauty--a perfect Beauty--to a school of art.