Which Was Correct?

Two young girls who were considered bright scholars in the high school wee looking over a birthday book, which was arranged alphabetically, a handsome, illuminated letter fonning the heading for each page. "I wonder," said one of the girls, "if there are just as many pages as there are letters in the alphabet, or whether there are some duplicates? Cotmt the pages and see, Mand." Mand turned the leaves rapidly and announced. "There are no dupli cates; only thirty pages, just as there are letters." "Why, yon goose!" said Alice, "yon'd better go back to primary school. Don't yon know there are only twenty-four