Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-08-10

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blossd. His leisure ha!f-hours are spent
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pences are plentiful; or otherwi>e Ia
lounging around his vehicle. ~ith his
great red hands squeezed into some ri
his many pockets, cunveTsing With his
associates in jsrgon only internationally
intelligible to alien ears. | should Ike
TO know Tin Q general way) what they
talk about. After living together few
years, they must have exhausted oil top
les available from their previous expert
ences; current events are, of course, ex-
hausted and turned inside out Is fast as
they occur; they never read, or think
abstractly; their jokes, their sarcasms,
their humors, must he more threadbare
than their elbows. What, in the name Of
mystery, can they find to lay their
tongues tot So far as have been able
to make out, their most unfailing COLO
quail diversion seems to consist in trying
who can most frequently introduce the
word "bloody" into an ordinary sentence.
Twenty five per cent is attained by ex-
perts with occasional hesitations; one
hundred per cent is the achievement Of
few grand-masters; but all these pale
before the inspiration of genius Of GER
tain small boy, who showed the way to
two hundred per cent by thus giving
vent to his feelings at sight of circus
wagon: "Bloody Murray! hur-bloody-
rayr'-Julian Hawthorne, IN App!eton's
Journal.