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children will be used-- but then sir, then
you'll be happy. Oh, dOn'G tell me ]
know you will. Else you'd never have
lent the umbrella!


You have 10 90 on Thursday about that
summons ;and Of course, you can't 60. No,
indeed, you don't 60 without the umbrella.
You may loose the debt for what care
il won't be 50 much as spelling your clOIh-
es-better loose il, peuple deserve to lose
debts who lend umbrellas!


And should like TO know how I'm 70
90 TO mothers without the umbrella3 Oh,
don'l tell me that said would gO--that's
nothing to do with il; nothing atalI. She'll
think Pm neglecting her, and the little
money we were 10 have, we shanit have at
all--because we've no umbrella.


"The children too! Dear things -
They'll be sopping wet, for they shan't
stop at home-IheY shan't lose their learn-
ing; It's all their father will leave tm. I'm
sure. But they shall 60 to school, Don't
tell me / said they shouldn't; you are SO
aggravaii1g, Caudle; you'd spoil Ihe tens
per Of an angel. They shall go = school,
mark that. And if they get their death Of
cold, its not my fault-l did'nt lend the
umbrella"


"lIere," says Caudle in his MS" fell
asleep; and dreampI that the sky had turn
ed into green calico, with whaleboIe ribs
that, in fact, the whole world revoked un'
der tremendous umbrella"