Too True.—A dreadful misanthrope is of upijiion that, after one's relations, there are no more dangerous enemies than one's friends. Equal to the Occasion. —Innocent of intentional offence was the rough Tennessee soldier, who, tired : of campaigning after three months' experience, asked General Thomas to grant him leave of absence, because he wanted to see his wife. " Why, I have not seen mine for three years," waf thu general's reply, intended to be conclusive. homesick .warrior was equal to the occasion, and retorted, "Wall, you see, me and myWfife ain't that kind !"
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New Zealand Herald, Volume XI, Issue 3993, 29 August 1874, Page 3
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