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GRAVE AND GAY.
“I’ll teach you to play at pitch and toss !” shouted the enraged father “I’ll flog you for an hour, I will !” “Father,” instantly said the ...
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THE HOUSEHOLD
Fruit Trifle.—Ingredients: One tin of pears, threepenny worth of cream, two packets of jelly (raspberry and lemon), white of one egg, one ...
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HARD TO SUIT.
“The only reason why I offer my home for sale,” said the suburban resident, who was showing a prospective purchaser over the place, “is the ...
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Kissed or Missed
Indignation and elation. Have a very close relation In a maiden who has recently been kissed ; ...
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A Wise Precaution.
The day before she was to be married an old negro servant came to her mistress and entrusted her savings to her keeping. ...
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THE NEW CLOTHES TONIC.
New clothes mean new courage. Just recall how a new hat acts as a marvellous tonic on a woman. But the clothes and courage idea has long ...
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How It Happened.
“Do you think any girl over [?] in Leap Year, as they say, [?] ?” he asked. “Not unless she is obliged to,” ...
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TO THE MAN WITH “INTENTIONS.”
The following appeared in an American journal, presumably from the pen of an experienced writer:— Select the girl. Agree with the girl’s ...
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A Mystery.
An old lady visited the Zoological Gardens After wandering about for some time, she went up to a keeper and tapped him on the shoulder with ...
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THE RIGHT SORT OF GIRLS DON’T
Show men how fond they are of cash and dress. Indulge in “rough-house” play when the boys are present. ...
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THE PANTOMIME.
Midst the thunder’s roar and lightning’s flash, the little raft sails past, with the hero and his sweetheart clinging tightly to the mast. The ...
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The Tiffs At Home.
“Is there anything in the paper?” asked Mrs. Tiff of her husband, who had been monopolising the “Star.” “No,” replied. Mr. Tiff. ...
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From Poetry to Prose.
Marie, the farmer’s beautiful daughter, as she posed for the young artist, talked. “I love the beautiful in art and ...
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Purposely Misunderstood.
She glided into the office and approached the publisher’s desk. “I have a poem,” she began. “Well ?” queried the publisher, with ...
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Prodigious Parsnips
In a railway carriage one day the conversation turned upon gardening, “I guess,” said ah American, “none of you ever saw such parsnips as I ...
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A Tale of Letters.
Which letters are the hardest workers? The bees (B’s). Which are the most extensive letters ? The Seas (C’s). ...
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A Bit Too Much.
I was telling a friend of mine about an accident my wife had. She and I were walking along the street one windy day and the hat of a man ...
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Wanted— A Heart Specialist.
“My husband is too tender-hearted altogether to get on,” said Mrs. [?] de[?] “It shows his good points, certainly Why, he won’t even ...
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