THE master told the boys of the
third class to write a short essay on
Columbus. The following was sent
up by an ambitious essayist: "Clum
bus was a man who could make an
egg stand on one end without break
ing it. The King of Spain said to
Clumbus: 'Can you discover Ameri
ca V 'Yes,' said Clumbus, 'if you
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ship, and sailed over the sea in the di
rection in which he thought America
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bus, I see land.' 'Then that is Amer
ica,' said Clumbus. When the ship
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men. Clumbus said, 'ls this Ameri
ca V 'Yes, it is,' said they. Then
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the listener.
•Oh—the answer—er—by Jove ! Do
you know I forgot to make any answer
to it. I must try and think oue up.'
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