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Caricature. Wit and humor of a nation in picture, song and story (1914)

New York : Leslie-Judge · leaf 84

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an keepspace with his exterior, and hecan lay just claim to havingan organism brought quite upto date. —Judauii M. flinchtlumc. Striking It Right He (soulfully)—Dont you often sigh forthe wings of a bird. Miss Charmer? She (decidedly)—Indeed I do! I needsome trimming for a new hat badly! An Easter… … IVi/t:—How do youword, you know. Hubhy—Well, beinj; a wom ike my new gown, dear? Its the la^I suppose you had t^ biv THE LAST WORD IN EASTER HATS—WHY NOT? The Easter Horticulturist DEMURELY Pansy comes arrayedIn filament of filigree,To join the Easter Day paradeAnd thrill the heart of me. Sedately…

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