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Chapter 3 THE XCHANGE FYEND.-SHEECARGO ALL QUIETT.-THE FYEND GOES

Word Count: 726    |    Released on: 01/12/2017

SPERIT APALLED.-TH

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printed this day sevral yares ago, so I lade it down on the tabil where the Fyend'd strike it the first thing, and then I got orful busy dustin the book-case. Wen he cum in, he picked up the paper and looked down the hed-lines. I seen he was gettin orful xcited, then he snatched up his hat and segar stump, and run like he was chased by litenin. Purty soon, there was more an 5,000 peepel on the street in front of the offis, and the edittur got orful scared, cos he thought they was goi

the Youmorists Conven-shun, and the grate precaushuns taken by Common Counsil to see that no lickher was sold to delergates!" You bet there was a mad crowd, wen they found out there

basket covers bout a square akrc of flore. I was put to cleenin up the waste basket, so as we'd hav the paper reddy, for the junk man, wot calls round with his six horse teem of goverment muels, once a week, I coldn't help lingerin over the contents, and sying, wen I thought, of the hopes wot lied burried

, without bein pade. I guess the edittur was mad, wen he paid 50 sents charge

Edittu

e entitled "Dudish

se-car No. 36," is

high standin of you

ublish it for notth

rs cont

s tr

Lane,

they wuld let a geneyus wot was capable

tishun nam

in pane in

St. Ja

e's nussi

e has left

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