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¡¡¡¡Seth Smith was reckoned the laziest man in town. Sotired had the authorities become of contributing to his supportthat they decided to consign him to a living tomb. Accordinglyhe was prepared for burial. The hearse was an old ramshacklecountry wagon. As the strange cortege moved along some old residentasked£¬“Who is it?” “Why£¬Seth Smith£¬ who is too lazy to get anything to liveon£¬ so we are going to bury him alive.” “I'll give him a bushel of corn£¬” said one.“And I will£¬”said another. Slowly raising his head£¬ Seth asked£º“Is the corn shelled£¬neighbor?” “No£¬you must do that yourself.” Gently replacing his head£¬ he said£º“ Drive on£¬ boys£¬drive on.”
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¡¡¡¡A poor man£¬ presenting himself before the King of Spain£¬asked his charity£¬ telling him that he was his brother. Theking desiring to know how he claimed kindred to him£¬ the poorfellow replied£¬“We are all descended from one common fatherand mother—viz.£¬ Adam and Eve.” Upon which the kinggave him a little copper piece of money. The poor man beganto bemoan himself£¬ saying£¬“Is it possible that your Majestyshould give no more than this to your brother?”“Away£¬away£¬”replies the king;“if all the brothers you have in theworld give you as much as I have done£¬ you'll be richer than Iam.”
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