Lightning flashes and electric dashes, a volume of choice telegraphic literature, humor, fun, wit & wisdom (1877)
Johnston, W. J. (William John) · New York : W. J. Johnston · leaf 121
perience liad been fraught with danger tohis spectacles and flowing locks, he had anunfortunate but uproariously funny facultyof getting into new dilemmas on the nextday. It will thus be seen why a dozen will-ing hands offered him his document. lieopened and read it, which was, as far asI know, his… … He has only been seen once since, and that was on the stairway shortly afterward. He was shaking the brawny hand of old Owen, the janitor, who had been reduced too, while tears flowed down both their cheeks as they mutually declaimed: My old friend Joe, Its little I know Of the -ways of this…
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