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Tells how the Professor and I found the Precious Rediculouses and how they Chautauquaed at us. Puts into print some sentiments better left unrecorded, and proves that a neglected theory will blossom in congenial soil. Contains fragments of three lectures and a confession.
/ "_But these, in spite of careful dirt, / Are neither green nor sappy; / Half conscious of the garden squirt, / The Spendlings look unhappy._"