The Press., 1897-11-11
Where He nrew the line.

Where He Drew the Line.
 Among the first stories recorded by Mir T. E. Pritt ill bis Anglers Bas. ket" is one about a Scottish laird who was relating the story of fine fish he had caught one day to his friends at the dinner table Donald, said he to the servant behind his chair-an old man, but new servant-"how heavy was the fish l took yesterday?' Donald neither spoke nor moved. The laird re, peated the question. "Weel," replied Donald, cit was twal' pund at break fast, it had gotten to achteen at dinner time and it was sax and twenty when ye sat down to supper wi the captain. '' Then, after pause, he added, 'I've been tellin lees my life to please the shoot CTS, but I'll be blowed if I'm going to tell lees noo through my old age, to please the fushers
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 A vocal solo by women 89 years old was feature of a social at Chester, N H. recently.
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 Three thousand deer was the record fol Maine last month.
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