The notary's nose;

THE NOTARY'S NOSE. 157 The first individual that they encountered in the work-shop was the Auvergnat, with his shirt-sleeves rolled up, silvering a glass. "There! " said the doctor, "I foresaw it clearly." But what?" " They silver these glasses with a film of mercury, fastened under tin-foil; do you understand?" Not yet." "That animal of yours is steeped in it up to his elbows-what did I say? why, he's covered with it up to his armpits!" " I don't see the connection." " You don't see, that your nose being a portion of his arm, and gold having a deplorable affinity for mercury, it will be always impossible for you to protect your spectacles." " Sapristi /"

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The notary's nose;
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About, Edmond, 1828-1885.
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New York,: H. Holt and company,
1874.

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