The Wrong Twin by Harry Leon Wilson
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"Give us a hunk," he demanded. He should have put it more gently. He should have condescended a little to the amenities, for his imperious tone at once dried a generous spring of philanthropy. He was to regret this lack of a mere superficial polish that would have cost him nothing. "Ho! Go buy it like we did!" retorted the host, crisply. "Is that so?" queried the newcomer with rising warmth. "Yes, sat's so!" "Who says it's so?" "I say it's so!" This was seemingly futile; seemingly it got them nowhere, for the newcomer again demanded: "Is that so?" They seemed to have followed a vicious circle. But in reality they were much farther along, for the mendicant had carelessly worked himself to a point where he could reach for the half circle of bologna still undivided, and the treasure was now snatched from this fate by the watchful legal owner. "Hold that!" he commanded one of his creatures, and rose quickly to his feet. |
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