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The Dandy’s Perambulations

April 22, 2007 by Vic

The Dandy’s Perambulations, printed and sold in 1819 by John Marchall in Fleet Street, is posted in full by www.dandyism.net. Below are a few lines from the pamphlet:

[They] ran along together straight,
Until they reached the turnpike gate,
Where a coach had made a stop;
So they both got upon the top,
And after their disastrous falls,
At length in safety reached St. Paul’s.

Find a fairly cynical definition of a dandy on this Cambridge University Press site.

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on March 7, 2012 at 10:27 The Dandy’s Velocipede Revisited: Regency Leisure « Jane Austen's World

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