ANECDOTES.
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Equitable depice.-An Italian on his death
bed left little to his widow except tine horse
and favorite cat, desiring that the horse
might be sold and the price employed in
masses for his SOUL The widow sent the
horse and the cat to market. with an injunc-
tion to sell the horse for crown, but not ex-
cept the purchaser bought tie cat at four
hundred crowns In this way she with ease
to her conscience got the money for her own
use,