Uncle Dudley's odd hours, being the vagaries of a country editor . dog, and dove into the sea otmud, head and shoulders foremost, the big dog had theother dog by the ear, and he proceeded to give himwhat his conduct richly deserved, in less than a quarterof a minute. When he let him go, he went around thecorner looking, for all the world, like a mud-pie withlegs under it, and a handle sticking out behind. Asour friend, the knight of the buck, arose to his feet, helooked like the tail-end of a brick-machine; he wipedthe mud out of one eye, blew the superficial quantityout of his mouth, and then
Uncle Dudley's odd hours, being the vagaries of a country editor . dog, and dove into the sea otmud, head and shoulders foremost, the big dog had theother dog by the ear, and he proceeded to give himwhat his conduct richly deserved, in less than a quarterof a minute. When he let him go, he went around thecorner looking, for all the world, like a mud-pie withlegs under it, and a handle sticking out behind. Asour friend, the knight of the buck, arose to his feet, helooked like the tail-end of a brick-machine; he wipedthe mud out of one eye, blew the superficial quantityout of his mouth, and then he made some further re-marks, something like these: Cone-futtle-tam-tog-er-rame - lukee - cutyhellee - bone-futchee-whoop-pe-hellee-time! He got hold of a cord-wood stick and let it goin the direction of the dog, but it missed the mark alittle and the old peace-maker trotted around the cor-ner, while our friend adjourned the seventy-five centstruggle till he could go to his ivy-clad cot and shovelthe mud off his clothes and dig out his ears, and theother 5« UNCLE DUDLEYS
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