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 PLANE StcKr.--A planer of planes was oncs psaining plane, when the plano with which he was plaining was plainly diseoy cred not to be plane. bu. so uneven and rodeh that he could never make plain what was made for plane. The planer of planes then complained with plaintve comt laints. that his plain neighbor, to whom he had seme time before loaned his plane, had mis- used his plane, and made i, unplane. This S3ainly appeared not tn be plane dealings in his neighbor, who, had he been plain, up- s;<As asss, wcald have plainly told him, when he seiurRed the plane to the planer Of planes. that he accidentally injured the plane wA;ls claiming something that he wished to make plane. it now appearing plain to the planer of planes, that the plane with which he had been piaining what he intended for a plane, would never make il plane, he took smother plane to plane out the plane he had been plaiaing with; and, after plaining iha, plane, he was able smoothly to plane out the new plane.

 Let no one complain that it is plain that he word plane is so ofien used that the sense is not plain; for, on examination, il will plainly appear tha. the meaning is plain, though 1t plainly requires some pains to see how plain that meaning IS.