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THE PIONEERS OF BELLEVUE
After Mr. Lucas had got his garden stuff nicely growing, Mrs. S's old sow took it into her head that she would make Mr. Lucas's garden a friendly visit to ascertain what kind of vegetables he was raising; so one night the old sow went to Lucas's front gate, poked her nose under it, and very soon had it so fixed that she walked in and made the contemplated visit. She wasn't very particular where she put her feet, or of what vegetables she tasted.
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