The party under there
A MAN in one hurries, sample was that to its lawyer, has inherited
that a short person the hour.
"I belonged that you do the same question to under that party," said
that the short person. "Which does it give answers it?"
"It said that was approximate three hours," has would hurry
intercambió to the man in one; "however has its respected clock not,
and, while the sun almost after the soil is, would think, that
subsequent is."
Retroactively, that the sun almost after the soil is, consulted not
fact has the serious one person said, "not very important, but the
fact, that their clock and not the answer after the consideration
and the proper considerations are mortal. The answer given,
"continued the person to cut, the counselor its clean clock," is
ineffective, entkräftt, and absurdly."
It has "this that, then," does the urgency the man in one, said
cruel, is "the hour?"
"The question becomes the party under there for a new answer
remitted," the cuts intercambiaron to the person, its clock in its
pocket would become and the separation with the large one returning.
Was a judge of a court of the llamamient |
The Party Over There
A MAN in a Hurry, whose watch was at his lawyer's, asked a Grave
Person the time of day.
"I heard you ask that Party Over There the same question," said the
Grave Person. "What answer did he give you?"
"He said it was about three o'clock," replied the Man in a Hurry;
"but he did not look at his watch, and as the sun is nearly down, I
think it is later."
"The fact that the sun is nearly down," the Grave Person said, "is
immaterial, but the fact that he did not consult his timepiece and
make answer after due deliberation and consideration is fatal. The
answer given," continued the Grave Person, consulting his own
timepiece, "is of no effect, invalid, and absurd."
"What, then," said the Man in a Hurry, eagerly, "is the time of
day?"
"The question is remanded to the Party Over There for a new answer,"
replied the Grave Person, returning his watch to his pocket and
moving away with great dignity.
He was a Judge of an Appellate Court.
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