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Yorkshire Was All Right

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Parent Issue
Day
30
Month
September
Year
1897
Copyright
Public Domain
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In the market town smokeroora some farmers were having their evenlng glass. Among them was a Yorkshireman, known to be a terribly keen hand at driving a bargain. As the evenlng wore on he got a bit "warped," and one of the company took advantage of this to make an exohange of horses with him, whioh was, however, only effected after a lot of haggling -"the horses to be taken over exactly as they are - with all faults." As soon as the deal had baen ratlfled by shaking hands, and each man standing drlnke around, and the company joined heortlly in the laugh against the "tyke," when the other man said: "Sam, Tve dono you this time. My horse is a dead 'un- died this morning!" "Oh, no, you haven't!" replied the Yorkshireman, with a knowing look. "I knaw all about that. My horse died this afternoon, and, what's more, I've

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Old News
Ann Arbor Register