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He bought it for a dollar and sold it to Schmidt for a dollar and a quarter, and feels as if he had found a permanent line of business. HE BOUGHT IT FOR A DOLLAR AND SOLD IT TO SCHMIDT FOR A DOLLAR AND A QUARTER AND FEELS AS IF HE HAD FOUND A PERMANENT LINE OF BUSINESS
rner sunset, don't they?" And then, after a pause, "I won't be caught again this way! quoth the raven, 'Nevermore!'" I was not surprised at his quoting Poe, but I would like to know where the ten-year-old scamp picked up any knowledge of Turner's sunsets. QUENTIN AND THE PIG White House, October 17, 1908. DEAREST KERMIT: . . . . . Quentin performed a characteristic feat yesterday. He heard that Schmidt, the animal man, wanted a small pig, and decided that he would turn an honest penny by supplying the want. So out in the neighborhood of his school he called on an elderly darkey who, he had seen, possessed little pigs; bought one; popped it into a bag; astutely dodged the school--having a well-founded distrust of how the boys would feel toward his passage with the pig--and took the car for home. By that time the pig had freed itself from the bag, and, as he explained, he journeyed in with a "small squealish pig" under his arm; but as the conductor was a friend of his he was not put off. SET DON'T THEY IN QUOTE AND THEN AFTER A PAUSE QUOTE I WON'T BE CAUGHT AGAIN THIS WAY QUOTH THE RAVEN NEVER MORE IN QUOTE I WAS NOT SURPRISED AT HIS QUOTING PO BUT I WOULD LIKE TO KNOW WHERE THE TEN YEAR OLD SCAMP PICKED UP ANY KNOWLEDGE OF TURNER SUNSETS QUINTON AND THE PIG WHITE HOUSE OCTOBER SEVENTEENTH NINETEEN O EIGHT DEAREST KERMIT QUINTON PERFORMED A CHARACTERISTIC FEAT YESTERDAY HE HEARD THAT SCHMIDT THE ANIMAL MAN WANTED A SMALL PIG AND DECIDED THAT HE WOULD TURN AN HONEST PENNY BY SUPPLYING THE WANT SO OUT IN THE NEIGHBORHOOD OF HIS SCHOOL HE CALLED ON AN ELDERLY DARKIE WHO HE HAD SEEN POSSESSED LITTLE PIGS BOUGHT ONE POPPED IT INTO A BAG ASTUTELY DODGED THE SCHOOL HAVING A WELL FOUND DISTRUST OF HOW THE BOYS WOULD FEEL TOWARD HIS PASSAGE WITH THE PIG AND TOOK THE CAR FOR HOME BY THAT TIME THE PIG HAD FREED ITSELF FROM THE BAG AND AS HE EXPLAINED HE JOURNEYED IN WITH A QUOTE SMALL SQUEALISH PIG IN QUOTE UNDER HIS ARM BUT AS THE CONDUCTOR WAS A FRIEND OF HIS HE WAS NOT PUT OFF
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