"No MISTAKE AT ALL, SIR"
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A sailor having purchased some medicines of a celebrated doctor, demanded the price.

 "Why," says the doctor, "l cannot thihk o' charging less than seven en-and-sixpence." : "Weii I'll tell you what" replied the sailor, "take off the odds, and I'll pay you the even"

 ..Well," returned the doctor, ''we won't quarrel about trihes."

 The Sailor laid down sixpence, and was walking off, when the doctor reminded him of his mistake

 :.No mistake at all, sir six is even, and seven is odd. all the world over; SO wish you good day

 "Get you gone," said the doctor, "Ise made fourpence out of you yet"