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 'That will never do," thought he, oto have my wife know that I come home at this late hour. l must make the watchman tell different story.s

 With that, he seized him by the collar, and dragging him up to the door, told him to cry half past eleven. As the honest watch man demurred to this, the husband, being pisius Baecai, or pretty tolerably we'll corn ed, up list and knocked him down. Then presently picking himup again, he bade him cry as he had told him, otherwise ho would knock him down again. Poor watchy would fan have called for help; but us the spirited husband held his fistfeadv poised to let drive again, he concluded to do as he was bid, wherefore, opening his mouth, stammeredout--'' Half past e-l-e-v-e-n o-'c-l-o-e-k. by particala,' request, and aIfs wcll.n--.Ne,p York Constellation.