Oi think its-htraight whiske- I ommy at Dinner. Tommy w .- n t out todine at a frieniione evening. When thesoap was brought Tommylid not touch bis. and thelooking over, said, Why, Tommy, dear,whats the matter? Are-nt you hungry to-night? Y«€, replied Tom-my, Im quite hungry,hut Im not thirsty.… … WHEN GABRIEL BLOWS HIS TRUMPET. THE ARTIST employs the imagina-tion while he stimulates it. Hetells the truth with a veneer of humoror a jouch of satire, and it is his func-tion to amuse as well as to provokethought. A picture often in small com-pass tells more than a page oftext could impart. The…
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