THE RIGHT PLACE FOR IT.
He came to the editor's room with a lnrjre roll of manuscript under his arm, and said very politely, "I have a trifle here about the beautiful sunset yesterday, which I wonld like to have inserted, if you have room."
"Plenty of room! Just insert it yourself!" replied the editor, gently pushing the waste-paper basket towards him.
AND HOPING HE WOULDN'T GET IT. Householder: For a beggar you look rather respectable with glasses on. Beggart Yes, Fir: I have ruined ray eyesight looking icr work.
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Auckland Star, Volume XXXIV, Issue 171, 20 July 1903, Page 2
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