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A Fair Bet Fairly Wn.-Sad Bill to Richard
the other day, ,"did you ever hear how tough-hided
am?' ...,


81 never did, replied Dick; "tougher than com.
mon foksl' ....


Il reckon It's, few-why, Iii bet you drinks
Dick, that you may take cowhide and lay it upon
my bare skin as hard and as long as you like, and
won't even finch"


"Done I'll take that bet. If don't make you
squirm Ikea haf.sknned eel, the first cut, I'm
sadly mistaken"


"You take the bet, theni'


81 do 1.. =


"WelI, wait ,il go upstairs and bring down
my bear.skin. nnd'-


30, ho! your bear-,kini No, mol mean,l-


81 DON, care what you mean.-it's n fair bet
fairly won. My bear-skin is my bear skin, aud
it aint nothing else" .'..


"ll give in," said Richard, looking foolish and
fabbergated, "let's adjourn to the Pewter Mug.
and say no more about i,''