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THE SIMILITUDE, Miss vAN pe Rocks—‘'I'm afraid we'll have to get rid of Fidelia, Patrick. She lost her head completely this morning when passing a crowd of Italian laborers.” Pareick——" There must hoy bin an Oitalian Count in th’ gang, miss. Thim mares is jist loike women-folks.” Miss Goldie turned round to see where the He was meditating some excuse for addressing tur dog was and, seeing it in the water, commenced to the beautiful Miss Goldie when he caught sight of her terrier — —and instantly formed a plan, which he put into immediate effect by kicking the dog into the water, To throw off his coat and plunge into three feet He was amply rewarded by the smile with which ‘of water was the work of a second for young Jones. Miss Goldie greeted him, HOW YOUNG JONES BECAME ENGAGED. ‘A week afterward they were engaged. comicbooks.com