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  3. PAGES FOR A DIARY.

    We all Save our halcoyn days, when we are in tune with the fundamental note—exquisite moments, the "don-ceurs" of the mystic writers. The ...

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  4. A SWEET STORY.

    The busy commercial traveller had suddenly realised that he had lived the life of a gay dog long enough —and he had not married. Alas! ...

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  5. FLED FROM THE EDITOR.

    Footpad (presenting pistol). "Fork over yer rhino, and be quick about it!" Near-sighted Editor: "I beg your ...

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  6. INDEED THEY WERE.

    The inn was very old, and so was the waiter. He could remember when the house had always [?] full of visitors, and when coaches pulled up ...

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  7. MOODY MANNERS.

    The young Lady Bountiful had arranged a tea for all the poor children of the slummy neighbourhood,; end with an eye on the unctuous ...

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