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By the immortal Morpheus, | do need sleep! Tnat 2. Nervy Nat—" Illustrious Caesar's astral projection! Just as | am wi, the Duc de Cottage-Pudding, kept me up tll five this sliding, slipping softly off to sleep—just as my soul is creeping joyously morning teaching him stung pool. (ll train with night-watchmen after into the mystic gardens of rest—biff! blup! it is snapped back again like this, shall go out of my way to personally thank the gentleman who a ball on a rubber leash. “Tis outrageous! ‘tis brutal! ‘tis not to be invented public parks. Oh, dear "—— 3. Nexvy Nat—"'Oh, you're building a house. are you? Well, who in 4. Nervy Nat—'I'll teach you to la, la, la at me, you insensate, blun- thunder gave you permission to build one in the Bois? The Bois is re- dering blotch! A man once made that remark to me, and he died so qui served for the people: and, furthermore, you must desist. Now, take it was three days before his body knew and left off work. And, by Jug- every darn brick down and get away from here! I was attempting to gernaut! your doom is so close to you that you can’t move without sleep ing Into it” Worxman—"*La. la! la-la-la! * 5. Nervy Nat—"'Tlalk ablout yourl mliscallage of julstice! And sluch 6. Seroent Caouc—"'! must let you go, is it not? Ze police-statirn aslilly sling to dio! Pol my worl! it’s ol the level with the jolks il the must not be musse Sulday colmic sulpplemels. Hel-elp! Assilstals! Murldull” Nervy Nat—" Your decision is most wise, Caduc; and another thing—if you don’t let me go I wil) put your pretty Little suit on the Fritt by embracing you. So 23 for yours. That's American for ‘A le on" heur.' OPYmaNT 1808 BY JURE COMPANY PUBLBNERS 229 FOURTH AVE. MEW YORK NERVY NAT'S BROKEN SLEEP. Novn.-~The Kirst Series of Nervy Nat's Adventures is now ready, handsomely bound, in > i dditional for’ postage comicbooks.com