Lightning flashes and electric dashes, a volume of choice telegraphic literature, humor, fun, wit & wisdom (1877)
Johnston, W. J. (William John) · New York : W. J. Johnston · leaf 123
plied, and so sanguine was lie that itwas impossible for me to arrive at PoorDicks pedigree, that ho would have stakedany amount on the result. I could not accept this challenge withoutabusing Miss G.s confidence, but I made theproposition, that as Christmas was approach-ing, whoever lost should… … --^■=7/)f6.-fiaffe/Vi Poor Dick, that good old horse, is dead ; Theyve put him in his little bed. Unintentionally he caught the epizoo, And notwithstanding all his skillful friends could do, His spirit went where the woodbine twineth, And now Miss A. and Kutting repineth. I also inclosed a report…
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