The Wit and Humor of America, Volume I. (of X.) by Various
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page 206 of 259 (79%)
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Then the sweet girlish thing on my left gave me the corkscrew jab. It was the finish: "Isn't that lovely? Well, as I was telling you, Charlie came last night and brought Mr. Storeclose with him. Mr. Storeclose is awfully nice. He plays the mandolin just too sweet for anything, and--" Me!--to the oyster beds! No male impersonators garroting a mandolin--not any in mine! When I want to take a course in music I'll climb into a public library and read how Baldy Sloane wrote the Tiger Lily with one hand tied behind him and his feet on the piano. So I fell off the car and crawled home to mother. THE MUSKEETER BY JOSH BILLINGS Muskeeters are a game bug, but they won't bite at a hook. Thare iz millyuns ov them kaught every year, but not with a hook, this makes the market for them unstiddy, the supply allways exceeding the demand. The muskeeto iz born on the sly, and cums to maturity quicker than enny |
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