The notary's nose;

84 THE NOTARY'S NOSE. " Certainly; I say it still." "Very well; if I buy some poor devil's nose, could you just as well graft it on the middle of my face?" "I could." "Bravo! "' But I won't do it, and none of my colleagues would do it any more than I." "And why not, if you please? " "Because to mutilate a healthy man is a crime, even if the patient were stupid enough or hungry enough to consent to it." " Upon my soul, doctor, you confound all my notions of justice and injustice. For a hundred louis, I got as my substitute in the army, a sort of an Alsatian, with a big brown beard. My man (he certainly was mine) had his head carried off by a cannon ball on the 3oth of April, I849. As the cannon ball in question was incontestably intended for me, I may say

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The notary's nose;
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About, Edmond, 1828-1885.
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New York,: H. Holt and company,
1874.

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