DEAR DEALING.
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A young and pretty girl stepped into shop
where spruce young man, who had long
been enamored, but dared not speak, stood be-
hind the counter selling dry goods In order
10 remain as long as possible, she cheapened
every thing, at last she said, n a


i believe you think cheating you


oh no. said the youngster, to me you are
always fair


'Well.' whispered the lady, blushing as she
laid an emphasis on the word, 4 would not
stay so long bargaining, if you were not so
DEAR