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' I don't believe in this tomfoolery about leap year/ said a Boston maiden to he» lover; 'if s all nonsense. Ko girl could be so immodest as to make a downright proposal of marriage to her beau.* 'You are undoubtedly right/ assented the young man;'the-young ladies are not neat bo anxious to get married as the young mea.* 'Oh, as to that/rejoinedtkemaiden,«£ think you're mistaken. The girls are anxious enough to get married. Few of them would refuse an offer. I would jump at the chance myself/ ' Would you really T 'Try mc and see.' Hβ did try her, and there is another added to the list of marriages to take place.

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