The Arkansaw traveler., 1884-11-01
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 The hog enters ., the night upper sn- trance or any other entrance he Happens to observe, and se1ikes an attitude d aeep reflection. He pauses and surveys the ground where the deadly reacounser is to occur. and gvunts def spce to the world. h you have never seen 0 Nell play Monte Chnsso,s save your hall dollar and leave your frous gate open when there are no hogs in sight. Take position ., your window and wait the hog that vas nowhere to be sssn entess. Alter psus. ing to allow the applause to subside, he . ys in striking paasomine:
 .The world ts nine-e!' thrilling the TT" h world wish tragic el1lcs. Having seen the hog render this heroic passage, you will be overcome with burning de- sire for his exit. and vill 70 forsk to hasten it, caly to 6nd that hts hoesAip is Q infasuaaed witk the hesrsiness ofhis reception that he k 10th to 70. Losh as used hexe. sAoald he spelled vish capital Ls rA<fe n 10 otker kind of 10th 70 10th in character zs thaf esed by | hog in leaving the premises he has invaded.
 You seise club and eek to coavince him that his room is preferable to bis company. He dihsrs wfsh you, and you are obliged to argue the quesiioa. He W8VSsSy SSSHuo 81WO8k GO0yt0(UO, kUG0 hesitstes, and lasily, questions the cor rectness of your conclusions. You insist he remcostTates. You assest he deniss. You command; he declines to obey. You argue the question with h,m and point out to him the course you deem IL best for him to pursue he indicates tha, be is of . different opinion aud sho~s his preference fos the other way of going on to victory. He goes; you follow. He leads you into nooks and corners and over gently rising siopes and you plunge Afier him into dark and uainvit,ng ravines and rush headiong into the thorny jungle of gooseberry bushes. You corner him and think you have the best of :he asgu- ment, only to find that ks has 6nessed and he goes between your lexs at an un. expected moment and do~ns you. You strike at him a he spproaehes, and he takes the club between his teeth and barks your shins with t e you tall over his back. He declines to exit. and :a the heat of the discussion, you ges . ride and enact the last scene h the great rageoy, by shooting the lile out of him. Tea to one you think you have him then but you have not. When you seek to drag him out, you find that he is too heavy lo1 you, and he is triumphant even in death