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    stirrups,aingtheirhandsohighseasyandfortable

    therestabeentandeveryladyhalovely

    plexion,andperfectlybeautiful,andlookingjustlikeagangofreal

    sureenoughqueens,anddressedinillionsofdollars,

    andjustlitteredonds.it;inever

    seeanythingsolovely.andthenonebyoheygotupandstood,and

    en

    lookiallandairyandstraight,htheirheadsbobbingand

    skiingalong,ahereuhetentroof,andeveryladys

    roseleafydressflappingsoftandsilkyaroundherhips,andshelooking

    likethestloveliestparasol.

    andthenfasterandfastertheydang,firsto

    outintheairaheother,thehorsesleaningreandre,and

    theringstergoingroundandrouerpole,craghiswhip

    andshouting”hihi”andtheclo;andby

    andbyallhandsdroppedthereins,andeveryladyputherknuckleson

    herhipsandeverygentlenfoldedhisar,andthenhohehorsesdid

    leanoverandhutheelvesandsooertheothertheyall

    skippedoffint,ahesestbohen

    scaeredout,andeverybodyclappedtheirhandsandjustabout

    wild.

    ostastonishingthings;and

    allthetithatcloostkilledthepeople.the

    ringsteruldnteversayabuthequick

    asahthefuhingsabodyeversaid;andhowheever

    uldthinkofsonyoftheandsosuddenandsopat,i

    uldntnoinayear.

    andbyandbyadrunkogetintsaidheedto

    ride;saidheuldrideashateverheyargued

    andtriedtokeephiut,buthelisten,andthewholeshow

    etoastandstill.thenthepeoplebeguntohollerathindke

    funofhiandthatdehiad,andhebeguntoripandtear;sothat

    stirredupthepeople,andalotofopiledohe

    benchesandstodo

    out”aeosasterhe

    dealittlespeedsaidhehopedtherebenodisturbance,

    andiftheniseheakeroublehewould

    lethiideifhethoughtheuldstayonthehorse.soeverybody

    laughedandsaidallright,aoehehe

    horsebeguntoripandtearandjuandcavortaround,htircus

    nhangingontohisbridletryingtoholdhiandthedrunkn

    hangingontohisnedhisheelsflyingintheaireveryju,and

    theandingupshoutingandlaughingtilltears

    rolleddoenulddo,the

    horsebrokeloose,andaliketheverynation,roundandround

    thering,andhangingtohisneck,h

    firstoneleghangingsttothegroundononeside,aher

    ootherside,andthepeoplejustcrazy.ite,

    though;ibletoseehisdanger.butprettysoonhe

    struggledupastraddleandgrabbedthebridle,areelingthiswayand

    that;anutehesprungupanddroppedthebridleandstood

    andthehoinglikeahouseafiretoo.hejuststoodupthere,

    asailingaroundaseasyandfortableasifheeverdrunkinhis

    lifeandtheopulloffhis.heshed

    theothicktheykindofcloggeduptheair,andaltogetherheshed

    seventeensuits.and,then,thereheandhandso,anddressed

    thegaudiestaiestyoueversaintothathorseh

    hisadehiairlyhundfinallyskippedoff,anddehis

    bo,andeverybodyjustahowling

    ent.

    thentheringsterheseehohesickest

    ringsteryoueversee,ire.enhe

    hadgotupthatjokealloutofhisoontonobody.

    sheepishenoughtobetookinso,butiabeenin

    thatringstersplaotforathousanddollars.idontknohere

    ybebulliercircusesthan

    yet.anye;andross

    it,itye.

    hatnightthereonlyabouttwelve

    peopletherejustenoughtopayexpenses.andtheylaughedallthe

    ti,andthatdetheduked;andeverybodyleft,anyhe

    shooneboyhedukesaidthese

    arkaoshakespeare;theyedwas

    loedyahingrutheredy,he

    reoi

    sobigsheetsofeblackpaint,anddrawedoff

    sohandbills,andstuckthepalloverthevillage.thebillssaid:

    attheurthousefhtsonly

    theworldrenedians

    davidgarricktheyounger

    andedheelder

    ofthelondonand

    altheatres,

    ihrillingtragedyof

    thekingscaleopard,

    ortheroyalnonesuch

    adssios.

    thenatthebottoebiggestlineofall,hsaid:

    ladiesanditted.

    ”there,”sayshe,”ifthatlifetchtheidontknowarkansaw”

    chapterxxiii.

    andthekingit,riggingupastageanda

    curtainandarolights;andthatnightthehousewas

    jaullofninnoti.ore,the

    dukehequittendingdooraothe

    stageandstoodupbeforethecurtainatlespeed

    praisedupthistragedy,andsaiditostthrilliohat

    everingaboutthetragedy,andabout

    edheelder,ainprincipalpartinit;

    andatlasteverybodysexpectationsuphighenough,he

    rolledupthecurtain,ahekingeaprangout

    onallfours,naked;andheedallover,ringstreakedand

    striped,allsortsoflors,assplendidasarainbonever

    ofhisoutfit;ititwasawfulfunny.

    thepeoplestkilledtheelveslaughing;andhekinggotdone

    caperingandcaperedoffbehindtheses,theyroaredandclappedand

    st

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