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...occasion. A joke about the " Pigmies warring with the Cranes." Told of the actor saying by mistake, — " How sharper than a serpent's thanks it is, To have a toothless child; " and old Parker who used always to say the " coison'd pup " instead of the "poison'd cup ; " and one...

...occasion. A joke about the " Pigmies warring with the Cranes." Told of the actor saying by mistake, — " How sharper than a serpent's thanks it is, To have a toothless child ; " and old Parker who used always to say the " coison'd pup " instead of the "poison'd cup ; " and...

...the verses to him which he (Jekyll) wrote on the occasion. Told of the actor saying by mistake — ' How sharper than a serpent's thanks it is, To have a toothless child.' And old Parker who used always to say the ' coison'd pup,' instead of the 'poison'd cup,' and one night...