Punchinello, Volume 2, No. 33, November 12, 1870 by Various
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_Pump-Handle._ Is it possible for a person to sleep during an earthquake? _Answer._ Yes: we are acquainted with persons who can sleep soundly upon any kind of shake-down. _Philander._ What is the best way of testing a horse's temper? _Answer._ If you have a suspicion that the horse is quick to take a fence, just dash him at one and try. _Gorman Dyzer._ We think it quite proper, as you suppose, to eat sausages with turkey on Thanksgiving Day. We decline to answer your other question, as to whether it is right to eat turkey with sausages on Thanksgiving Day. It is irrelevant. _Caspar Van Keek._ Why is the height of a horse given in hands instead of feet? _Answer._ Because it is considered handier, of course. _John of Boston._ I have been blackballed at a club. What am I to do? _Answer._ Let things alone. Clubs are not always Trumps. _Margaret Shortcake._--I have a great dread of being buried alive. Will holding a looking-glass to the face of a person supposed to be dead determine whether breathing has ceased or not? |
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