Wong Yah

"... of a strolling policeman that the man from. Mosquito Hollow was convinced that a three-course meal was. not one and the same as three coarse meals. DOING THE REVERSE. Wong Yah was a highly respecta ble Chinese costermonger who drove his covered horse and cart ?it was really the cart that was covered, not the horse, and I fear I have ..."

"... Lung Wong's partner, found her some time later. Wun Lung- looked amazed: ' Yooner tie jeckwa homar! Mucketta hylo! Whaffor come peck? Too muchie foolo!' he yelled. Just then Wong Yah awoke and -poke as he al ways spoke when the matches of cir cumstance? wouldn't strike properly. On the following Sunday Wong cap lured Bills' Baggt among his water melon- and rave him the father of a hiding, but had he only known that he was the imp who had boomeranged him ..."

"... a strolling pollcomiin that tho man from Mosquito Hollow was convinc ed Hint a throo-courso moul was not ono and Iho samo as throe 'ooarso moals. DOING THE REVERSE, Wong Yah was a highly roHpocl ablo Chlnoso costormongor who drove his eovorcd horso and. cart1 ? It was roally tho cart that wan oovorod, not tho horse, and I fear I ..."

"... Then if a robbery or assault is committed and anybody is suspected it's an easy matter to effect the arrest of the party wanted. The magistrate is informed that Wong Yah, for example, is probably guilty. A policeman goes to Wong Yah's house. Wong ie probably absent. That doesn't matter. The policeman arrests Wong's father, or grandfather, or uncle, or mother, or aunt. That's enough. Wong is surt to come back and give himself up. He may be a thief or a cutthroat, but he has too much regard for his relatives to permit them to ..."