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Show IliM-tora Are ftitfe. When tho devil was nick his eagerness to become a monk is historical. A email New Yorker has been finding in tha saiiio way that altered conditions have a pronounced elfcct upon one's ambition. am-bition. He is the sou of a lawyer, and his admiration for his father has led him to announce frequently that when he became a man hi intended to bo in "just the ianio business as papa." Ho fell ill, however, and the services of tho family physician were sought with prompt and fortuitous effect. Convalescence is apt to engender reflection, and the small Robert became thoughtful the other afternoon, af-ternoon, with this result: "I guess, mamma," mam-ma," he said, apropos of nothing, "I will not lie in papa's business when I grow n?. I wouU rather be a doctor, because, you see, he can't die." Her Point of View i" How York Times. |