Punchinello, Volume 2, No. 35, November 26, 1870 by Various
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page 46 of 73 (63%)
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Let em grumble. I allers found out that when a man is gettin up in the world, that, like carrion crows hoverin over a sick animal, grumblers fly about him, lickin their chops and watchin a good opportunity to scratch him ragged. When you git off joaks and set your congregation to laffin, don't it make you feel scrumpshus? As a _Klergical humorist_, there is stamps in you. But Ive writ more'n I expected when I sot down. It would delite me and Mrs. GREEN to have you and your good woman pay us a visit. If you'l come, drop us a line, and we'l open the front parler and invite in a few first families to give you a lively time. I'l have a coat of white-wash put onto the bed-room walls. White-wash makes a sleepin-room smell sweet. Besides it makes bugs dust in a hurry. My old woman is a sweet white-washer. I'de bet odds, that MARIAR can get over more territory, with a white-wash brush, than the smartest committee of congresses ever appinted to cover up some dark transaction. Hopin these few lines will find you in apple-pie order, and able to indulge in numerous frugal meals of hash etc., Ile now say _Adux_, Ewers, Litterarily, HIRAM GREEN, ESQ., |
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