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A SATIsTAcToRY Halloo,
stranger, you appear to be ravelling?'


Yes, | always travel when on journey
think have seen you somewhere ~ .4
Very likely, have often been there
And pray what might your name be q !
IL might be Sam Patch; but il isn't N
Have you been long in these parts (?
Never longer than at present--five feet 81
do you get any thing new p


Yes. bought new milestone this morn
ing.' III gqa. t.a,r7 w 'g@'
4 thought SO, you are the sharpest blade Pye
seen on This road' .m.s
- ~~~~~-~~1~-~~-~~~~~~~-~~~N~.


Here is one beautiful little paragraph which
we lind in one OF our exchanges:


III there Is man who can eat his bread in
peace with God and man, il il the man who
mas brought that bread out of the earth Il is
cankered BY no fraud il is wet by no tears !;
Il is stained by no bloodo r9,,-1-p M |,
Never write TO young lady; you might
commit yourself, tgt9 III a6yys'ff - 4


