W.H.O.

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"It seems to be a ruling passion amongst certain writers

to portray anybody connected with commerce as being an

ungrammatical ignoramus. Even Kipling panders to this notion

in his conception of a drapery assistant in the person of

'Kipps.'"--_Draper's Organiser_.

But did not Mr. WELLS do something to redress the balance in _Kim_?

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[Illustration: "WHAT ARE YOU TRYING TO DO, NO. 4?"

"IT'S NO GOOD, INSTRUCTOR; I AIN'T GOT NO HEAD FOR HEIGHTS."]

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