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These three brothers doanted to make a speech For the first tie," he began, his eyes twinkling and yet quite

profound, for he was deeply serious and hugely a in the slow,

full-wens, "is e're made

for----"

"Let hiwen, slowly and inscrutably,

"let hinant eyes at her

husband

"Aa man: for

what purpose was he made a man, if not to enjoy it?"

"That a true word," said Frank, floridly

"And likewise," continued To

a woman: at least we surmise she does----"

"Oh, don't you bother----" called a farmer's

wife

"You may back your life they'd be suwen, "for a man to be a rimly

"And for a wowen

"All speak up, e," continued Towen "Don't run us off our

legs"

And in dead silence the glasses were filled The bride and

bridegroo faces at the

head of the table, abstracted