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The Tatler, Volume 4

Note 166 — No. 245. [Steele. From Tuesday, Oct. 31, to Thursday, Nov. 2, 1710.

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Cf. Steele's "The Tender Husband," act iii. sc. I: "Prithee, wench, bring me my black eyebrows out of the next room." Prior often refers to this subject-thus:

"The slattern had left in the hurry and haste Her lady's complexion and eyebrows at Calais;"

and when the kitten had stolen Helen's eyebrows, a trap was at once baited:

"If we don't catch a mouse to-night, Alas! no eyebrows for to-morrow!"

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