The Mintage by Elbert Hubbard
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âOnly one man killedâFass, the Secretary; I believe he lies somewhere
over there to the left, beneath that toppled wall.â ------------------------------------- The person who reasons from a false premise is always funnyâto other folks. UNCLE JOE AND AUNT MELINDA The opinion prevails all through the truly rural districts that the big cities are for the most part given over to Confidence Men. And the strange part is that the opinion is correct. But it should not be assumed that all the people in, say, Buffalo, are moral derelictsâthere are many visitors there, most of the time, from other sections. And while at all times one should exercise caution, yet to assume that the party who is âfreshâ is intent on high crimes and misdemeanors may be a rather hasty and unjust generalization. For instance, there are Uncle Joe and Aunt Melinda, who live eight miles back from East Aurora, at Wales Hollow. They had been married |
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