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Thames Star, Volume XVI, Issue 5120, 15 June 1885, Page 2

, A pretty young woman with a little girl by her side nearly as pretty aa herself was being entertained by a male stranger, who. had struck up an acquaintance through the usual and always convenient medium«hip of the little girl. Th« stranger did all the talking. He was one of those men who think they know erery. thing, bat only rarely get a chance to tell it. The lady answered only in monoty* lablea. The little girl listened patiently and demurely for a time, and then began to fidget around in her seat. Finally, aa the stranger stopped for breath, she said : " Mamma, you're found one, ain't you ?" "What, my dear?" "Why, don't you remember what you told papa when he ■aid you'd be lonesome on the oars f Y«u said you'd find some bore to talk you to sleep. Mamma looked out of the window and the stranger suddenly thought he had better go into the smoking car to find big friend.

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