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

New York : Leslie-Judge Co. · leaf 230

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night, when his patience was especially tried bywhat he considered wholly unnecessary work, he ex-claimed, Oh, mamma, couldnt you skip my stomach? No-body ever sees my stomach ! Additional Comforts. <« ¥ SEE your rates here are double on rainy days,* said the drummer. What is the reason forthat?… … THE VOICE OF THE BLACK HAND. STRIKING THE HOT IRON. I^HE FOLLOWING is the conversation carried on* between a blacksmith and his helper; both, as ithappened, stuttered. Blacksmiths helper— Sh-sh-shall I h-h-hit n-n-n- now? Blacksmith (who is holding a piece of heated iron onthe anvil for the helper…

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