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"The boys at Webbington had a company three or four years ago," said Joe Barry, "and they used wooden guns." "Wooden guns!" exclaimed Wilbur Summerfield disdainfully. "You won't catch me training round town with a wooden gun." "I would remind the last three gentlemen that their remarks should be addressed to the Chair," said the presiding officer.
'It separates me from my wife and children, and that makes me unhappy. "'Would you like to be changed back again! "'Gladly, was the reply. "Presto! the wonderful giant was changed back into the little tailor. No sooner was this effected than he returned post-haste to Webbington. His wife received him with open arms. "'Oh, Thomas, she exclaimed, 'how could you leave us so?
The two rose from their grassy seats, and walked slowly back to the farmhouse. The next morning Mr. Morton was a passenger by the early stage for Webbington, where he took the train for Boston. Thence he was to proceed to New York by the steamboat train. "Good-by, Mr. Morton," said Frank, waving his cap as the stage started. "I hope you'll soon be back." "I hope so, too; good-by."
"My story," commenced Mr. Morton, "is rather a remarkable one in some respects; and I cannot vouch for its being true. I shall call it 'The Wonderful Transformation. "Thomas Tubbs was a prosperous little tailor, and for forty years had been a resident of the town of Webbington, where he had been born and brought up.
The summons was answered by a girl of twelve. "How dy do, Betsy?" said Mrs. Payson. "Is your ma'am to home?" "No, she's gone over to Webbington to spend two or three days with Aunt Prudence." "Then she won't be home to tea," said Mrs. Payson, considerably disappointed. "No, ma'am, I don't expect her before to-morrow." "Well, I declare for't, I am disapp'inted," said the old lady regretfully.
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