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Patea Mail, Volume III, Issue 274, 28 November 1877, Page 3

her teeth, ■when the dreamer gave a Vigorous kick and Mrs Poppleton was shot over the tail board of the bed on to the floor, with four of her teeth half-way down her throat. The noise awakened Poppleton, and hearing his wife screaming at the rate of forty knots an hour he thought no loss than ten thousand masked burglars were in the room, and, without striking a light, he seized a chair and wildly struck right and left all over the room, nearly braining Mrs Poppleton before he discovered the true state of affairs. It was a terrible mistake, and Mrs Poppleton was laid up two weeks and five days, and the first thing she did when she recovered sufficient strength was to smash 175 dollars woith of Chinese curiosities she had purchased at the Centennial, and she says if she were a man she avoidd go to China and not return home until she had split open that physician from figurehead to rudder, or words to that effect. Poppleton enjoys the nightmares as of yore, without wifely interference.

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