BULL AND NO BULL.

"I was going," said an Irishman, "over Westminster Bridge the other day,

and I met Pat Hewins--'Hewins,' says I, 'how are you?'--'Pretty well,' says

he, 'thank you, Donnelly.'--'Donnelly,' says I, 'that's not _my_ name.'--

'Faith, no more is mine Hewins,' says he. So we looked at each other again,

and sure it turned out to be neither of us--and where's the bull of _that_

now?"

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