TWO KICKERS
"Just my luck!" he groaned as he came down stairs. " Lost anything ?" "Everything! I wautod Browu, on the third floor, to sign .a note with me. When I got to the second landing I met a dog- coming down." " And you raised your hat ?" " Alas"! No ! I raised my foot." .. " And it was Brown's dog I'" " It was, and he was looking 1 over t#e railing." ' [ ■ C " Why didn't you plead ignorance?" "I did so, and so did Brcwn. Hanged if he didn't kick m-j three times and thyu protend to find ont who I was ! Undor the circumstances I couldn't ask him to sign, you see !"
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Observer, Volume 7, Issue 337, 23 May 1885, Page 10
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109TWO KICKERS Observer, Volume 7, Issue 337, 23 May 1885, Page 10
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