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  3. A SUBTLE HINT.

    "Jimmie, your face is dirty again this morning'' exclaimed the teacher. "What would you say if I came to school every day with a dirty face?" ...

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  4. The Joker's Corner.

    “A little nonsense now and then is relished by the [?] .” ...

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  5. DOES IT?

    Mrs. A.: "There is nothing like matrimony to make a man appreciate the value of money." Mrs. B.: " That's so. A sovereign ...

    Article : 40 words
  6. SARCASM.

    Dentist : "That is wide enough, madam. I shall stand aside while drawing the tooth." ...

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  7. A WEIGHTY PROPOSITION.

    The Cavalier: "Now, here yer are, yer kin have yer choice. A gold watch when yer twenty-one, or an ice-cream now I" ...

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  8. "CABINET PUDDING."

    Perhaps one of the most amusing "hits" in connection with the Suffragette movement was that made by the writer of the following recipe ...

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  9. EASEFUL DEATH.

    What did she die of?” “Why, they said it was eatin of ices on top of 'ot pudden.” “What a lovely death I” ... [ILLUSTRATED]

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  10. LOOKING BACKWARD.

    “Some people have queer ideas of sentiment.” “For example?” “I know a man who treasures the ...

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  11. A PUNCTURED PUN.

    "Jack has been and taken up some cycle business, don't you know ?" "Indeed I How is he getting on ?" "By Jove I he is doing wonders— ...

    Article : 39 words
  12. SURPRISE PLUS AMAZE.

    "Where are you goin', ma?" asked the youngest of the five children. " I'm going to a surprise party, my dear." answered the mother. ...

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  13. IT SOUNDED AMBIGUOUS.

    "Have you any whiskers?" asked the young lady customer absentmindedly. The smart assistant felt cold water ...

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  14. HIS RIGHT HAND.

    " My husband," said the fair bride, "says I am his right hand." "I hope," rejoined her mother, "that he isn't like the man who never ...

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  15. LOST DIGNITY.

    Irish Viceroys are stripped of their sovereign attributes as soon as they reach English waters, which gives point to the following story told of ...

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  16. AHEAD OF THE GAME.

    Hyker: "I attended a successful sleight-of-hand night" pefrormance last night." Pyker: "So?" ...

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  18. NO TIME WASTED.

    Mashington (who is taking his leave): "Aw—it seems to me, Miss Morleigh, I've forgotten something. Aw—let me see." ...

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  19. NOCTURNAL MUSIC.

    " Morning, morning 1" said paterfamilias, genially, as he entered the breakfast-room. "I've had a splendid night. Slept like a top 1" ...

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  20. THE UNEXPECTED.

    " We obtain wool from sheep. The wool is made into cloth, and with the cloth they make clothes. Now, Ed[?]nund what is your overcoat made ...

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