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A COSTLY THRONE.
At the time of the coronation of the Czar of Russia much was printed in the
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very anxious to keep their good-will and trade. For some time an Irishman
had been coming in the place, and after going from stand to stand, and
peering long and closely at the fish, he usually wound up by purchasing some
cheap specimen of the finny tribe, and departing. This was annoying to the
dealer when his place was full of customers, and so one morning when the
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arguing."

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rotas." It is curious, because it spells the same words backwards as forwards;
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second letter of each word spells the second word, and so on to the end; the
last letters read backwards spell the last word; the next to the last letters, the
next to the last word, and so on throughout; and there are just as many
letters in each word as there are words in the sentence.

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