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The American Joe Miller

by Robert Kempt

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Striking Resemblance — 462

An American, speaking of his niggers, said: “Cæsar and Pompey are so much alike that you can’t tell the one from the other, ’specially Pompey.”

Undoubted Courage — 463

“Sambo, you nigger, are you afraid of work?” “Bress you, massa, I no ’fraid of work; I’ll lie down and go asleep close by him side.”

A SIMILE.—464.

A jeweller in Philadelphia advertises that he has a number of precious stones to dispose of, adding that they sparkle like the tears of a young widow.

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