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, 7he Farmer and Ae Reggar.-A strong, hearty, lazy fellow, who preferred begging for precarious subsistence, to working for q sure one, called at the house of blunt Mas sachusetts farmer, and in the usual language of his profession, asked for '.cold victuals and old clothes" "You appear to be . stout, hearty man, said the iarmer--what do you do for a livingm .sWhy, not much said the fellow. except travelling from one place to another' Travelling about, Ina, reloined the farmer; can you travel pretty welli" .sOh yes, returned the sturdy beggar, Pm pretty good at that.'' s.Well, .hen, said the farmer, coolly opening the door, tet's sec you tror- eL''-Selected.