From a Bench in Our Square by Samuel Hopkins Adams
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"O Lord!" said he in pained tones. "Has she got a Cause?"
"Naturally." "Philanthropist?" "Worse." "There ain't no sich a animile." "There is. She's a patron of art." "Wow!" "Yes. She's going to patronize you." "Not if I see her first. How do _I_ qualify as a subject?" "She considered you a wasted life." "Where does she get that idea?" The Bonnie Lassie removed a small, sharp implement from the left eye of a stoical figurine and pointed it at herself. "Do you think that's fair?" demanded the indignant youth. The Bonnie Lassie reversed the implement and pointed it at him. "Do you or do you not," she challenged, "invade our humble precincts in a five-thousand-dollar automobile?" |
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