THE INVISIBLE HAIR.

A monk was showing the relics of his convent before a numerous assembly;

the most rare, in his opinion, was a hair of the Holy Virgin, which he

appeared to show to the people present, opening his hands as if he were

drawing it through them. A peasant approached with great curiosity, and

exclaimed, "but, reverend father, I see nothing." "Egad, I believe it"

replied the monk, "for I have shown the hair for twenty years, and have

not yet beheld it myself."

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