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All light, sir, in answei to yo r request. Here it is. No one is trying to put on airs, sir. When these local hunters don their pink coats, they ‘‘cast the hounds," at least that’s what they told me. But, to satisfy you- sir, and show I’m not putting on airs; o.k., they didn’t ‘Viast the hfiunds," they turned the dawgs loose. The coat.4 were red, not pink—I’m no( color blind, either. Those white' ragsi around their necks they call stocks. When they agreed to “repair" to the home of their hosts for breakfast—I don’t care what) time it<was—they didn’t mean to repair with a hammer and nails. They knew some food was prepared for them and that ladies resent it highly if you are tardy —or didn’t your mothetr scold yoiui for being late to meals? As for why they call it breakfast— I don’t know! Besides, I know less about handing. Why don’t( you ask some of these hunters? Don’t pick on me, I’m just a printer.
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