Harper's New Monthly Magazine Volume 104 December 1901 to May 1902 . e rest of us 11 watch. I appealed to the fifty followers, andthey all agreed that was a good five candidates were doubtful. Theold man said he wasnt any good at says: Venerable, what you want iscomfort, not to say luxury, for your de-clining years. Ill guarantee you stay quiet. Then I knocked opena box and showed him assorted dry-goods,and says, What do you say ? He thought it looked luxurious, andsaid hed think it over. By this time theothers were willing to fight, their follow-ers all agreeing it w
Harper's New Monthly Magazine Volume 104 December 1901 to May 1902 . e rest of us 11 watch. I appealed to the fifty followers, andthey all agreed that was a good five candidates were doubtful. Theold man said he wasnt any good at says: Venerable, what you want iscomfort, not to say luxury, for your de-clining years. Ill guarantee you stay quiet. Then I knocked opena box and showed him assorted dry-goods,and says, What do you say ? He thought it looked luxurious, andsaid hed think it over. By this time theothers were willing to fight, their follow-ers all agreeing it was a good thing. i Sir, I never saw the equal of it inRhode Island. I never saw a dog-fightcome up to it for prompt execution. I THE STOEY OF KING JULIUS. 565 wont harrow your feelings as mine were I didnt see what I ought to do, or whether harrowed. I wont puncture you with I ought to think Phipp was lunatic or thrills as I was punctured. We buried only had a point of view. The men for- two of em decently. The other two were ward were working by lantern and moon-. cut up and played outquite a little. I col-lected weapons, and Isays: 6 JSTow there aretwo ways. Either youtwo can have it out, andwhen youre through,anything thats left canhave it out with me;or Ill buy you as youstand. They looked sur-prised to see it put thatway. They were low intheir spirits. They saidthey didnt want t6fight any more thatweek. I knocked openthe boxes and spreadthe goods. Then theyacted avaricious, par-ticularly the old manwith the chicken two of emwas economic. I says:Gentlemen,whats the value youput on your claims?State em, and state emreasonable. I dribbled outgingham dresses, andhair-brushes, and pock-et mirrors, and coloredprints, and bottles ofbay-rum. Its pleasant to make fellow-happy. I never saw folks actI bought up the claims; Iwhat was left of the goodsamong the crowd; I got up on the emptyboxes, and I says: Heres your monarch. Thats me,Julius the First and only. If anybod
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