More Fables by George Ade
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like some Actual Potatoes."
"I suppose, Sir, you think I have no Feelings." "That is none of my Business," he replied. "I am merely passing through your Beautiful Little City." "I wish Edmund was here," said she. "So do I," assented the Advance Agent, promptly. "If he can wait on the Table I wish he was here. Now see if you can make the Kitchen in two Jumps." [Illustration: ADVANCE AGENT] "He'd show you if you could get Flossy with a Lady, even though she Works." "You are about to lose your Tip, standing around here trying to shoot it back at the Handsome Guest," remarked the Advance Agent. "Has Edmund about finished his Fall Plowing?" "He don't do no Fall Plowing," was the Bitter Reply. "He Fires on Number Six." At that Moment there entered a Railroad Boy with Braid on his Clothes and Coal-Dust on his Neck. He removed the Cap that had rested on his flanging Ears and sat at the Table with the Advance Agent and the English Tourist. |
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