The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-10-13


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Yours truly John J.. sullivan she was
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that ne gets no marma~de for twenty
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within reach 81 the Sounts ~nip.
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as the people poureu OUT Oh PARLIAMENT
louise
-keep'ns ~ yon s,Ay. rcphsd 'ohn.
You are. ehf Weh' you CANT Keep
your cake ana eat u, too-I MADE thAt
up. stupid speech OF ner serene High
hess, wasn't az
l thought you doted on nor
1 did yesterday nut there was no
ginger IN that 'peech' We wno change
our POLITICAL opinions are the iads who
Keep the Government guessing. Ihey
guess nearly everything ABOUT us except
to guess nat they IL CIV US a rev onSoes.
There's Lady Mary looking Tor o
Mary was In dire distress when she hast
ened TO John and whispered TO him;
got to apologies TO the Count right away"
What forF taught Beauty the speech
ne gave me lot her-eAcept tne 'John L..
part. l wrote that myself WHAT'S the
matter with the COUNT.
Aunt Sue lifted all the candy from the
countess's pocket and the Count demanded
an apology explained Mary.
But l didn't get any OF the stun. said
John.
That's the very point Mary continued.
Aunt Sue and offered to apologize. but
the Count declined TO receive an apology
from any one who benefited BY the goods
Very well.' said John. Give me some
OF the candy and LII De immune, o
Never mind said the Count. joining
them at this moment. i learn that the
herself stole the candy; 30 It 10 .
question for the court TO decide.
IF it 10 determined that the Countess, by
stealing. committed an unlawful act. she
must make restitution. unless 1t appean that
you, Lady Mary. and your auntie. by steal
ing from the Countess. relieved her from the