Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 28
re a great many things tobe considered. Well, go on, said I; but I d like to have thisthing settled one way orthe other. Speak freely. Its just this way, saidthe Master of Ceremonies: what would you do withthe Chief Barber ? Do with the ChiefBarber ? Why, nothing.He could do with himself. But his… … i6 THE SEQUEL. [Nov. powerful faction. Then, too, the officials whose same way you could justify any foolishnessduties are similar—such as the First Turban- whatever. You would prevent all reforms.Twister, the Sandal-Strapper and his under- Oh, no! said the Master of Ceremonies;
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