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  2. Following their Leaders.

    THE "great unpaid" magistracy are imitating in their small way the disregard for decency, and the passion for polite language displayed by some of the members of the Legislature. At the Rochester Police Court, ...

    Article : 213 words
  3. Some of the Things no Fellah can make out.

    WHY is the man who sits next to me in the theatre always hard of hearing ? Why does he nudge me and ask '' what did he say ?" whenever the audience laughs at an actor's remark ? Why doesn't the deaf ...

    Article : 199 words
  4. THE UNEMPLOYED.

    Unemployed.—" I'M STARVING, MR. YEOMANS. CAN YOU GET ME A PASS TO GO UP COUNTRY AND EARN A FEW SHILLINGS ?" Yeomans.—"No, I CAN'T." Unemployed.—"WELL, THEN, WILL YOU CHANGE US A FIVE-PUN ... [ILLUSTRATED]

    Article : 41 words
  5. ANOTHER GRIM JOKE GONE WRONG.

    OH, what a wretched lot is mine ! Fate works me cruel spite, And robs me of the very thing On which I want to write. ...

    Article : 267 words
  6. A pas de deux.

    SHE was fair, and he was tall, they met each other at a ball, and straightway into love did fall. Oh, love—oh, youth, if that were all. Whilst in the polka's mazy whirl, he whispered the enraptured girl. She did not seem at all enraged, when he exclaimed "My ...

    Article : 121 words
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