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[Illustration: WALKING DOWN CHATHAM STREET.
_Clothier._ "Step in and look at our goods, Captain. Summer stuffs at a
discount--nice lot o' white ducks at half price."
_Sportsman._ "I beat you there. I've got a nice lot o' black ducks here
that ain't to be had at any price."]
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