And the largest giant in the world, and Mr Paap, the smallest dwarf in the world, and a female dwarf, who was smaller still, and Miss Biffin, who did everything without legs or arms.

There was also the learned pig, and the Herefordshire ox, and a hundred other sights which I cannot now remember.

We walked about for an hour or two seeing the outside of every thing: we determined to go and see the inside.

First we went into Richardson's, where we saw a bloody tragedy, with a ghost and thunder, and afterwards a pantomime, full of tricks, and tumbling over one another.

Then we saw one or two other things, I forget what; but this I know, that, generally speaking, the outside was better, than the inside.
After this, feeling very hungry, we agreed to go into a booth and have something to eat.