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wag went out a,fshing one day, and not meet
ing with the best luck, determined on having some
sport He went home and deposited what he had
caught, and neighbor passing by soon after, ac-
costed him with" What luck, to-day'" 90"
answered the wag, "no great caught hundred
or two" "a hundred or two!" replied the neigh
Dor, with great surprise "I'll bet you dollar of
that" continued he. "Done,' said the wag,
whereupon he uncovered a pile near him and a
couple of fish lay there scarcely through with their
death struggles, remarking-" There they are-I
have won the wager!' "How so," replied his
neighbor, here are only t,oo p "Well," replied
the wag, /" that's just as told you-a hundred or
two!" This is fish story.