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CHATTER v.


Five or six years ago, | was passing
through the little town of Pepperelbro, and
recollectng some of the incidents related
above, bethought me to ascertain if Bill had
kept his pledge. ! could not recollect his
silname, and was obliged to inquire for
Lazy Bill as of old. Nobody knew him,
or could tell where he lived. Finally |
called at house, and interrogated the wo-
man industriously for the whereabouts of
Z Lazy Bill ! but she knew nothing Of him,
and turned to 60 away. just then an old
gentleman passed the house.


"There's uncle Simon Leighton, J" said the
woman, Sand he knows where your man
lives, if any body does" hurried into the
street, and overtaking uncle Simon, pat
to him the question, Where does Lazy
Bill live I"