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FUN
Sunee abinee, vely bottes Shinee alle day— Makee sweates muchee, pettee; Sweatee me away. ...
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VARIETIES.
A writer in a contemporary has endeavored to explain why men whistle. According to this authority whistling was invented to give a man a chance to add a noise to the ...
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HUGH MELVILLE; OR, THE FOOT MARK IN THE SNOW.
The first scene is in the playground near a village school. Two lads are consigning their bonnets and jackets to the keeping of important-looking mates, and ... [ILLUSTRATED]
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Let Them Whistle.
It is a prevalent notion that a propensity to whistle indicates an indolent or trivial nature, writes Rev. Dr. Talmage. When we are indulging in it by solloquy and some one ...
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Various Railway Signals.
One pull of the bell-cord signifies “stop.” Two pulls mean “go ahead.” Three pulls mean “back up.” One whistle signifies “down brakes.” ...
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Thoughts.
All can be active; they who accomplish, do so by combining wisdom with activity, A careless air is not a sure sign of thoughtlessness, nor is silence proof of wisdom, ...
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Boy Life on the Prairie.
Some days were always spent in stacking the oats in the barn-yard, where the straw could be banked up for winter use, and these were the pleasantest of all the harvest days, ...
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Effect of Respiration on Air.
“The change which takes place in air during the act of respiration is very decided,” says the London Exchange. “When taken in a dry state, the atmosphere in ...
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One Grandfather.
There is one glory of youth—another, like the sun shining in his strength, or wise maturity; still another—mild, chastened, beneficent—of old age. It is beautifully ...
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Tweedledum and “Tweedledee.
If a young lady should marry for love Her friends all immediately say, “We cannot but pity the innocent dove. Poor thing! she is quite thrown away I” ...
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Courtship’s Hours,
“Say it again and say it slow, Whisper it, darling, soft and low; Let me, sweetest, oh, let me hear The word that you spoke, ’I love you, ...
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The Ruling Passion at this Season
There had been a runaway, A pair of horses were down, a carriage smashed to pieces, and the driver and a lady lay groaning on the grass with their hurts. The ...
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How to Eat Soft-Boiled Eggs.
The very nicest way of eating a soft-boiled egg is from the shell, says Table Talk, of Philadelphia. Place the email end of the egg into an egg cup. or you may stand ...
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The Kind of a Baby It Was.
Noticing a particularly healthy-looking [?] the [?] day a lady asked the nurse who had it in charge : “Is that a nursing baby or a bottle ...
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