Fantastic Fables by Ambrose Bierce
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"That," said the defendant, "is why I struck him." "Let the prisoner be discharged," said the Judge; "a man who has no enemies has no friends. The courts are not for such." The Alderman and the Raccoon "I SEE quite a number of rings on your tail," said an Alderman to a Raccoon that he met in a zoological garden. "Yes," replied the Raccoon, "and I hear quite a number of tales on your ring." The Alderman, being of a sensitive, retiring disposition, shrank from further comparison, and, strolling to another part of the garden, stole the camel. The Flying-Machine AN Ingenious Man who had built a flying-machine invited a great concourse of people to see it go up. At the appointed moment, |
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