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NO. said her husband gruflly, she car
send for il when she wants it. !, John dc
you 60 down 10 Mr.. Browns and ask him
to lend me his axe, 10 chop some wood this
forenoon, ours is dull and saw him GRIND
his last night. And james. do you go tc
Mr.. Clark's and ask him to lend me ham,
mer; and do you hear9 you may as
well borrow few nails, while you are
about it,


A little boy enters and says, .athc,
sent me 10 ask if you had done with his
hoe--which you borrowed about wecl,
aso--last Wednesday .---ile wants ,o
use it,


Wants his hoe, child? What can he
want with il? / have not half done with
II yet--but if he wants it'll suppose
ne must have it. Tell him to send i,
back though, as soon as he can well
spare i,'


They sat down to breakfast. .Ol, mer.
cy! eNclaims Mrs. Green, s,here is not
"A particle of butter in the the house,
James run over 10 Mrs. Notable's she
always keeps most excellent butter in
her dairy, aud ask her to lend me plate.
ful.'


After few minutes, James returns: /:
'Mrs@ Notable says she has sent YOU
the but'er--but begs you to remember
'ha"she has already lent you nineteen
plateluls, which are scored on The dairy
door,


Nineteen platefuls!' exclaimed the as
lonished Mrs. Green, holding up both
hands, I'll IS no such thing, never had halt
the quantity; and If had, what is little
platelul? should never think of keeping
an account Of such iriling affairs, declare.
| have great mind never to borrow any.
thing Of that mean creature again as lonp
as live.'