FUN UPON FUN;
OR,
THE MERRY TRICKS
OF
LEPER THE TAILOR.
LEPER's father lived in a village a- bout six miles from Glasgow, and died when he was but very young; he left a widow and three children, two daughters and a san; Leper being the youngest, was greatly idolized by his mother, who was a good soft-natured woman, very industrious, and follow- ed the business of bleaching cloth. As Leper grew up he turned a very mischievous boy, playing many tricks on the neighbourhood, such as tying cats to dog's tails, breaking hen's legs, stopping people's lums or chimney- tops; so that his poor mother was sadly vexed with complaints against him.
