(xx) The Wedding Present

Well sir, it's late afternoon as we approach the small house halfway up on the next block now. And here on the front porch we find two gentlemen of our place. As the Victor Dork and Mr. Fletcher ride your seat at side by side on the top step with one.

And the latter seems to be concluding an anecdote. That's caught by a revolver outside of Lake, Ohio, and never recognized his wife, Dorothy afterwards. She'd say, hello, George. He'd scrutinized her peculiar and say, Hello, how do you do? Very polite and formal. You recognize me, George. He howl are some time? You know you do.

He just study a place of violence, finally. He said regretful and say, no, I'm afraid I'm not. Well, very sad case. Yes, indeed. It was George McPauper also that had a fighting political life. life. When George McPauper runs for corner and got beat. He runs for street commissioner and got to beat. He runs for sheriff and got beat and he runs for

super-intuitive schools. You know what his big ambition was, Vic? No. He'll run for mayor and get Oh, look at that. Yeah. Very funny. You know, I never thought of that. It was the only thing for...

No. I never thought of that thing before, and I had told the story, maybe a hundred times. Now that... Show me what you say to that fancy boxer, potentially. George McPauper's sister, great, could play on the corner by blowing him the wrong end.

You know, he showed me what you say to that fancy boxer. I don't say the music was pretty. The music was far for pretties, but Grace could do her. Grace was pulpit, could put the wrong end of the half-witch hornet up for her mouth and blast out any songs, election her melody and care to me.