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Only the Fence
A stranger addressed the farmer's By GLUYAS WILLIAMS
boy across the fence, Who, then, is free? The wise man
“Young ma our corn looks kind can govern himself —H.
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“Yes, that's the kind we planted.”
“Don't look as If you would get more
than half a crop.”
“Don’t expect to. The landlord gets
the other half.”
Then, after a pause, the man sald:
“Boy, there isn’t much difference be
tween you and a fool”
“No,” replied the boy, "only the
fence."~Hoard’s Dalryman,
Slightly Mixed
Jimson was relating his experiences
in India.
“1 was taking my nsual morning dip
when I spotted three gladiators mak:
ing for me, so | had to swim for dear
life!”
“You mean navigators—something
like a crocodile” interposed Johnson,
“Well, what tors?” " ; ;
“Gladiators? Why. herve. sort on Sie | Dr Scholls
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