JACOP WASHINGTON J.

Did you mean to be as funny as you could, young gentleman? We fancy it

took not a little trouble to get up that bad spelling, and to put

instead of capital I's those modest little i's. After all, it does not

look so nicely as the letter you are going to write us next week, with

every word spelled correctly, and all the capitals and stops in the

right places, as prim as young ladies at a party. When you send that

letter, please remember to write your address plainly in the upper

right-hand corner.

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