| Show be the judges jud saw 1 logs 0 ru y db aw pix y alx lx i iaru sarg 1 11 a 0 1 in the village ofa lived a man who had once been judge of the county and was known all round by the name of judge F heedt he la ep t a store and saw mill and was alwa always is sure to have the best bestif of a bais bail bargain ain aln on his side cei by which means he had gained an am ample ampie P e competency pe and some did not hesitate besita te to ca call cali I 1 I 1 him the biggest rascal in the world 11 ile he was very conceited withal and used to delight in bragging of his business capacity when any one was near to listen one rainy day as s quite a number were seated round the stove in in the store he began as usual to tell of his great bargains and finally wound tip up with nobody never cheated me nor they canut neither 12 M jud jude judge e 11 said an old man of the company lve ive e crested cheated you moren you ever did mel mell said the judge if promise vou wont go to law about it non nor nog I 1 do nothing ill tell or else I 1 wont you bre are too much of k a law character for mey me 11 ibets g Ws hearl cried half a dozen voices at i once awen weli weil well bear you out in it t go 6 o on lii ill promise said the judge rand and land treat in the bargain if you have llave 11 well do dd you remember that wagon you robbed lily me out of PI 1 I never neier robb robbed ea you out of any wagon wago nv ex claim edthe judge 1 I only got ot my own well weil I 1 made up my mind mib nd to hav have it back and n at but you never ri ver did cried the judge flyg I 1 YS I 1 did and interest tool how illow thundered the now enraged judge well you see judge I 1 sold bold you one day aay a very nice pine log and bargained with you for a lot lob more well will that log I 1 stole off your pile down by your our mill null the night before and next day Z I 1 sold toll it to you that night I 1 diew drew it back home ome and sold it to you next day and so I 1 kept on until you bought your awn own log of me twenty seven times a d d d liel cried the th mad nia judge juk jua 11 e running to his book and examining his log accounts c you never sold me twenty seven loa loi lo logg 1 of the same measurement ili cli 11 ill ll know it said the vender vonder in logs los lo ios s tib by drawing it back and forth the end wore OZ off and as it wore I 1 kept cutting theand the end off until it was a only ten feet long iong ong just fourteen feet shorter than it was the first time you bought it and when it got so short I 1 drew it ithome home and land worked it up into shingles and the next week you bought the shingles and ana then I 1 concluded clouded I 1 had got my wa wagon gon back and in my pocketbook W h the exclamation of the judge was drowned in the shouts of the bystanders and ther lo 10 log drawer found the door without waiting for tr the tha e promised treat and ands to see a madman yon eave have only to ask the judge judg if he was ever shaved |
