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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 177

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t, Valiant Captain ?Q2iill: Running ? Why, I was in pursuit of the en-emy. Faith I did run, but the cowardly conspirators Kan better, else had I overtaken them. That traitor Hans I wounded in the stomach, And would have slain him had not Shrub the sub-stitute Come to his aid and stabbed me in the… … J^rutiis: Behold this Blade, the Saber of my Pa, I DIPPED ITS Point in yonder Batteky Jab 1 THE CARNIVAL OF OSHKOSH. 141 Hctns: Have at you, villain ! Quill: For the love of goodness, dont! Mans: Draw, and defend yourself. Quill; Good Hans, I always loved thee much, Oh, stop! Hans: Thou art Have a…

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