Consequences and the waiter named Sambo tale
A gentleman advertised for a waiter and hired Sambo a colored man after a misunderstanding of consequences. Sambo agreed to meet the implied duties, then when ill the doctor arrived with a lawyer undertaker and others, claiming they were necessary consequences of summons.
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