Toasts and Forms of Public Address for Those Who Wish to Say the Right Thing in the Right Way by William Pittenger
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"The element in the air that has just been detected."
"Oh! that, my dear," he answered, beaming over his spectacles with the good nature of superior wisdom, "is known as argon!" "Oh!" "Yes; its discovery is one of the most remarkable triumphs of the age. It has revolutionized some of the old theories, or at least it will revolutionize them before it gets through." "What is it?" "It's--er--a--did you say, what is it?" "I said that." "Well--ahem--you see, we haven't as yet discovered much about it except its name." 100. HE WAS "'PISCOPAL" An Episcopal clergyman passing his vacation in Indiana met an old farmer who declared that he was a "'Piscopal." "To what parish do you belong?" asked the clergyman. "Don't know nawthin' 'bout enny parish," was the answer. |
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