"I_ wonder Legget, "why old Tomlinson changed the name of his new bungalow?"
changed its name? repeated his friend. "Surely not.
He was rather proud of it, because he'd thought it out all' by himself It wag called the 'Nutshell' wasnt it That's right," said Leggets "al!
is Josephine in the fragrant' gar-dons, rejoicing in his reunions with her,' mourning her death, and meving over his final defeat. Deep the same, it's altered."
'At this' point a third man spoke, "Tomlinson," he said, "got tired of that name because small boys ed to ring, the bell and gsk the kernel" was in'
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