ONE "ALWAYS RIGHT;" THE OTHER, "NEVER WRONG."

A worthy old Ayrshire farmer had the portraits of himself and his wife

painted. When that of her husband, in an elegant frame, was hung over

the fireplace, the gudewife remarked in a sly manner: "I think, gudeman,

noo that ye've gotten your picture hung up there, we should just put in

below't, for a motto, like, 'Aye richt!'"

"Deed may ye, my woman," replied her husband in an equally pawkie tone;

"and when ye get yours hung up over the sofa there, we'll just put up

anither motto on't, and say, 'Never wrang.'"

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Not every man who has an easy place has a soft pillow.

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