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Mount Ida Chronicle, Volume III, Issue 193, 8 November 1872, Page 3

" Pa, what can I do, unless you get a riding habit, up here in the country ?" Get into the habit of walking, dear. Small boy, over-intelligent for his years wants to know if babies are baptized over again, "in case it don't take the first time." Swift used to say that the people of his generation had just: enough of religion to hate, but not nearly enough to lore, one * another. Logical.—A butcher let a sailor have a shoulder of mutton on trust; but finding; in a day or two after that he had gone to a foreign land, said, "My word! but if I had known he never intended paying, I would have charged him a penny a pound more for it 1"

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