Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-03-09

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you, old fellow. What's upy"
What's up, Nothing is uni
Everything is down; my hopes ars
down; my spirits are down.
Then send for some wine. and
when that is down I shall be q
grave as q judge"
"Yes, but not as sober. So iust
lend me your ears . minute" Il
is needless to recapitulate all that
the reader always knows. I told
him every thing-how had de-
termined to try the experiment of ly-
ing; that I had left the subject un-
til the last moment; that some ex-
traordinary coincidence had, by the
aid of my falsehood identified me
with the trespasser in Trelawney's
grounds, ETC., etc.
Charley's astonishment knew no
and found vent in such ex-,
as "Lord bless mep'
' You don't say soY' Extraordi-
nary, indeedr" "Wonderfulr "I
never heard the like!" and at last.
bursting into a fit of uncontrollable
he threw himself into an
,asy-chair and rolled with the emo
ion. I bore it patiently for som6
lime. At last. however, I OK
claimed, " Really, Charley, I sec
to laugh at; your sister 10
very angry, and, as to my aunt. 1
fear I have lost her goodwill forevaR.
though that is of less consequence;
and ! think, instead Of rolling about
here 10 that idi06e way, You migl,k I
suggest some plan Of tracing out
The abominable villain who has TAX
en so much pains to cast slur upon
my name"
At this he only laughed the more,
Seeing, however, that I was beeom-
ing very angry, he gasped out:
"One moment-one moment-I
shall recover. Ha! hal" (Anotber
burst of laughter,)
e. I turned to leave the room, dis
gusted, but he caught hold Of me,
saying:
"Stay, my dear Frank. This ras-
cal, this villain, this 'aboninable'
villain, who has so terrible nisused
you, was"
"Who'"
"EI-myself. Hal! hAr' ad Id
1um.
"You?" said I, in amusement.
"Never soul else. Just listen.
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here to ask the loan Of your coat. -
the weather was chilly. and I wanted
particularly to see Fanny Trslawny.
I could find you nowhere. I sup
pose you had hidden yourself to
mediate on your lie that was to be.
I therefore took your coat, hired
mare, md was the real
on Trshvney's premises.
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you had been for . ride. I knew yoa
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