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"rwo pournds ten shillngs and sixpence,
sir, including the former account"


"And half a crown for yourself"


"Nlakes two pounds twelve shillings and
ninepence, sir" replied the waiter, rubbing
his hands.


"Say two pounds thirteen shillings," said
the stranger, with a benevolent smile, "and
call your master"


Enter landlord smiling and hospitable,)


"Sorry you are going so soon, sir.


The stranger merely said with fierce look,


81 owed you seventeen aud sixpence three
weeks ago, and you kicked me out of your
house for it. now owe you two pounds
thirteen shillings. You must pay yourself
in a check on the same bank, for have no
money now"