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Show Th. r.mpanr IIMn'l iHOert. An, elderly liuly, el.leutty n gno.1 old eon!, uttered u train rnr the otlur day wltli ber ' l.llo dawg " "I).) you object lo my dogr bo aUil ouo of tho nim ugvni, "Not ut all, provl.KHl ho doe not bite,' wu tha nply "And your' liu ALed, tunilng to nnothrr, I "Net nt nil, ttiailame " Tlio ollu r uiMHutgiir, lielug con mo I iilouly npionll to, ralwd no objw Iloiui, prov.l.b-,1 I'onto liehiiiil hint-wlf. hint-wlf. nnd nverythliig wa rrlllivl ipill nmleably, wlun iu lain.i tho lealou, lull liu tor fur tlm fnrea. '"ton e.in't bato n dog In Ihnnnr with you, lUA'nm. '1 ho iiitni.iiiy don't allow II" Tho word "eompnny" wa. delliored with an iijipluul that wa liiiiul.laka-bio; liiiiul.laka-bio; but tho old lady, lulmlful uf lur littlo raiivwu, triuuipiinntly rrplleil "Dill tho eomimuy don't object In Iholtiut; rvpiuknlthemnlH" And, nil uneiuuclnii of lur littlo Joka, 'ie aiullts Ij-ulgnantly on her fillow pauvntnn, Iuidon Tit llita |
