Bill Nye's Cordwood 13No Doubt As to His Condition
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Literature · Humor
Bill Nye's Cordwood 13
No Doubt As to His Condition
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Harry--I hear that you have lost your father. Allow me to express my sympathy.
Jack (with a sigh)--Thank you. Yes, he has gone; but the event was expected for a long time, and the blow was consequently less severe than if it had not been looked for.
H.--His property was large?
J.--Yes; something like a quarter of a million.
H.--I heard that his intellect, owing to his illness, was somewhat feeble during his latter years. Is there any probability of the will being contested?
J.--No; father was quite sane when he made his will. He left everything to me.
