The bad boy of the class had been more than usually annoying, and the school-teacher was becoming angry. “Johnny.” .lie said “you’re incorrigible. Unless you improve at once something will have to be done about your disgraceful behaviour. I think I’d better go home with you to-night and ask your father’s opinion as what we had better do.” “I shouldn’t,” if T were you. sir. said Johnny, quite calm. “You’d only lose six-and-eightpence. Dad’s a solicitor.”
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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume LXX, 26 November 1936, Page 11
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