A KEEN SHAVER,
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In one of the large towns of Engl and, a
man passing barber's shop saw on the
window" What do you think I'll shave
you for nothing and give you some drink
lie Immediately concluded, "He's drol
fellow, Pll go in" He did so and sat
down to be shaved. Under the operation,
he inquired into the state of trade, and
was answered that it was fiat. He then
adverted to the address on the window,
and inquired if he really acted upon it,
and shaved for nothing, observing that he
said so. "Oh no." replied the barber !;
|" people do not read right - and read It
for him:-"What! do you think I'll shave
you for nothing. and give you some drink