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English
Prelate
Sometimes
Highland satire might pass for innocence.
An English prelate was visiting friends who had taken shootings
in the highlands, and was wearing his usual knickerbockers and
silk stockings. One day he took the opportunity, when walking
through the village at the foot of the glen, to step into the
little post-office and ask if any letters had come for him.
“And
who may you be ?” asked the postmaster.
“The Bishop of Harlow” replied the prelate.
“Aye ! “ exclaimed the postmaster, looking admiringly
at him, “ and you’re really a bishop. Well, I thought
there was something distinguished about your legs.”
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