IT DREW WELL

New Zealand Tablet, Volume XXXV, Issue 1, 3 January 1907, Page 37

IT DREW WELL

Walking along a road in Lanarkshire, two Americans on^their holiday were passing one of those houses which in novels are called woodland cottages, but wDch are better known in the country as ' shanties.' The chimney of the- house referred to was constructed of sticks and. mortar, .and possessed, a spiral form, presenting a comical appearance.-; One of the tourists thus accosted a curly-haired .youngster upon the fence : • r say, my boy, does that chimney draw - well ? ' « Ah, gey weel ' was the reply. «it draws the v notice V every fule that passes by ! ' ' - -