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Two Suffolk Friends

Note 59d — A SUFFOLK PARSON.

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But by “dead as a nit” evidently is meant more than disestablished; it means also disendowed. Else, what of “all the dogs in the town,” each craving and clamouring for his bone? It was so three hundred years ago. Each dog “spŏok for a bone,” and got it.

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