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"Boor,. The Knckeibockcrl tell, the
lolIowing:--An amazing pair Of feet ap
prand in the bar roim Of an ambitious
village inn. late one evening, tho owner Of
which inquired anHiuusly for the boot Jack.
The bell rang nervnusly, and in a moment
q keen Yankee illustrator of "Day and
Murin's best" popped into the room -
"Bling mo a jach!p exclaimed the man Of
great understanding" The waiter in
voluntarily sarrl forward, but CHANGING 10
catch a glimpse OF the boots, he stopped
short, and alleranolher and closer exanin
ailon said, with equal twang and emphasis.
al say yeou, goa amt a goin to leave this
world in hurry; you've got too good
ho ID onto the ground. Want a boot lack,
ehl Why, bless your soul, their aint q
boot Jack on aiHh big cnuh' for them boots
! don't believe that Jack ass could get
'cm off," My slarsl mani" cried our
friend OF the big feet, ''whal II dot can't
get my boots Qf without iackf'


Il tell you what should do ''rcplied
Boots, "ii they was mine; | should walk
back to the tork Of the road, and pull em
oGlherel Thai would fetch 'em | guessl"