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Or. B. Ay, then can explain the differ
ence. I'll venture to say there is not such
con,6ativeness-why don't you 60 for your
sister, my little man, as mamma bids you.


Mrs. Atk. Why do you stand there like
simpleton! Go for Fanny this mcment.


Child. Pray, mamma, don't be angry,
am Fanny.


Mrs. Atk. Oh, dear me. Dear me! This
is one of Williams unlucky tricks Get out
of my sight, you good-fornothing hussy.--
What will the doctor say to be made such a
fool of?


DR.. B. Make fool of me, Mrs. Atkins
| should like to see the person that could do
that. 1t is not all the tricks of men, women
and children that can put down phrenology.
But give you warning, my good madam.
that whatever trouble you may have with
your son,you will have more with your daugh-
ter. was never mistaken in my life, and
there are organs in that little noddle fit to be-
long to Joan Of Arc. Good morning, Mrs.
Atkins She'll follow the drum, l tell you;
or, very likely. go to sea herself. Good morn
ing, ma'am. Make fool of a phrenologist,
indeed