Well, the "Arrow" wants it. Write it out or cut it out, but take care that any clipping is pasted or gummed to paper—not pinned—otherwise contributors' ...
Article : 273 wordsAn Englishman and a Scotchman [?] were on a walking tour together [?] afternoon upon a finger-post [?] following words: ...
Article : 252 wordsTommy and his mother were out walking, when a clergyman who was [?]sing bowed to her. "Who is that man wot just bowed to ...
Article : 77 wordsTeacher: "If A and B were running a road race of 10 miles at the rate of 7 and 8 miles per hour respectively, at what distance from the starting point would one ...
Article : 54 wordsA tired-looking man applied to a country clergyman for work. He was sent to dig potatoes. At the end of two hours the minister went out to see how the work ...
Article : 200 wordsThe Stipendiary: "You plead an alibi; but the prosecutor swears that he recognises you as the man who broke into his house. What have you to say?" ...
Article : 81 wordsTwo Irishmen set out to walk [?] fast to a township ten miles [?] had travelled half the journey [?] declared he was "toired." ...
Article : 69 wordsBefore beginning the second Psalm for the day, a Glasgow minister reached down into his pocket and took a pinch of snuff. Even yet he cannot understand what there ...
Article : 63 wordsA tooter once tooted a flute, And tutored two tooters to [?] Said the two to the tutor: "Is it easier to toot, ...
Article : 39 wordsA boy got his grandfather's gun and loaded it, but was afraid to fire. He, however, liked the fun of loading, and so put in another charge, but still afraid to fire. ...
Article : 115 wordsLast Christmas Day the minister of a church in a country town had been kept busy the whole of the morning, owing to the large numbers of weddings. ...
Article : 104 wordsWhen my uncle first started in business as a general merchant in a country town it was in partnership with a young fellow of about his own age. ...
Article : 134 wordsA farmer went into a pho[?] "to hear one of them there [?] left his horses standing out in [?] selection happened to be a full [?] ...
Article : 123 wordsA certain maiden lady, Miss Cocker by name, and her niece, who here the same cognomen went one evening to a reception at the house of a friend. ...
Article : 95 wordsAn old lady who had two sons very much alike was told by a neighbor that one was in the habit of taking the housemaid out of an evening, but as they were so much ...
Article : 136 wordsIt is only by taking stock of the past that we can justly estimate the present, and calculate the future. This applies to all things, and leads me to fear that this old ...
Article : 2,325 wordsPlease choose from the following download options:
Share this item on:
Print page as...
Testing
The Arrow (Sydney, NSW : 1896 - 1912), Sat 26 Jan 1907, Page 4
It's easy and takes two shakes of a lamb's tail!
With your Trove account you can: