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Caricature; wit and humor of a nation in picture, song and story (1911)

New York : Leslie-Judge Co. · leaf 190

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utting his hand to his fore-head, while the hurdy-gurdy below played jiggly music, I was a glasa-eater in a dime museum. Then I re-formed. Later I married you. But you tempted me!Have been tempting me for the last seven years! Good heavens! With me cut-glass? Yes; I was always used to the choicest… … HELLO, CENTRAL? Yes, thats what happened to Willies marbles. Oh, that I had done this in time! wailed Theodosia. Why didnt I send for it— Dr. Cuttings CelebratedCure for the glass-eating habit. Put it in hubbys coffeeevery morning. But I will not desert you, Henry.Hand in hand we will fight this…

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