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“You will excuse me, 1 hope,” he| anid, “but if I can render any service 1) shall be glad to do so.”

“Ths an ks; L am able to take care of} myself,’’ she re plied coldly.

“Ab! the ladies always say that, inven hour of need they change ‘their | minds. I sbouldn’t have offered my | services if | didn’t think | had met you! before.”

“I don't think you have.”

“I am quite sure of it. I believe it was in Cincinnati. Don’ t you recall it?’

“No, because I have been in’ Colum- bus for a year pest.”

“Ab, Lremember now. It was in Columbus. How stupid I am.’

“Still I think you are mistakeo.”

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«What is ii! asked the widow.

“it is your late husband’s wi!).” “Oh! is it? Well, it never was as extensive as that when he was alive.’

“] don,t mean that, madam;1 want to know if you think that thisis the correct will?”

The widow took it and began to read “Of course,” she exclaimed, “this is his.”

“Why do youthink so madam?’ “Because it says here, I, James Mille being of sound mind”, Now, that is bim allover. He contended with me from the time we were married that he was sound mind and said he’d stick to it with his last breath even if I persisted in saying he didn’t have sense enough to put up “an umbrella on a rainy dav. He used to do some mighty foolish things, but I’m glad to see he had agood opinion of himself to the end.”

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