WEIGHED IN THE BALANCE
The editor had' finished his day's work. He had informed one correspondent how many mice might be caught by a well-educated cat in the course of a night and had repli-d to another who asked what ex a ms. had to be passed by anyone wishing to become a company Promoter, and what were the wages attached. But. at 1 n^th he returned to the comparative peace of his own home. ' Pa,' said his youngest son, as the editor hune ura his h;t, 'is Mars khal it- d ?' -■• 'I don't lnow,' said the father. • , - 'Pa,' wait on the small boy, Ms it coldjr 'on the lop of Mont Bl a nc than at the North Pole"?' But once aiain thit w t( i:,ing encyclopaedia had to confess ianorance. The little boy thoucht for a moment to be'co'me^an^SiS" 1^ 171 ' hmXV l dk yOU mana * c
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New Zealand Tablet, Volume XXXVI, Issue 8, 27 February 1908, Page 37
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149WEIGHED IN THE BALANCE New Zealand Tablet, Volume XXXVI, Issue 8, 27 February 1908, Page 37
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