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Well, Di-MMd
The work clothe I wear for working
Around the house and the yard
Cause neighbor ome winking and smirking,
And I'm lowered in their regard.
No, my neighbor don't lowly iimh me
For my clothe not one jot or tittle.
It' that, though I often drea me
j,. In work clothes, I work o little.
Richard Armour
Murder Mystery from thai Library
About the time that the blood congeals
And the butler drops a clue,
A peek at the back of the book reveals
It's overdue! Betty. Billip
It was the teacher's first day in the reading
class, and she was a little worried about holding
the children's attention. But as she read a story,
one little boy restored her confidence. He gazed
intently at her during the reading and became so
enthralled that he got up and started moving
toward her, then finally climbed in her lap.
"Well, John," the young teacher said, "it's ob
vious you're getting a lot out of this story."
"Yes, ma'm," the boy replied, his eyes still
fixed on the teacher, "but, say, did you know that
I can see me in your glasses?"
William T.JPash, Jr. '
The saleslady in a greeting-card shop noticed
a young woman anxiously poring over the special
occasion messages. Nothing seemed quite right
for her, so the saleslady went to her aid. "Now,
miss, just tell me what you want," she said, "and
I'm sure we have it."
The girl hesitated, then replied, "Have you
some kind of a card to send to a nice young man
who got slapped last night harder than someone
intended to slap him?" F. G. Kernan
The sixth grade had just finished its history
lesson, and it was time for a test. The teacher
asked: "Now what was the name of the channel
where the British fleet fought the Spanish Ar
mada? Hazel, can you tell us?"
The little girl in the back of the room rose and
answered: "I didn't see it myself, teacher, but I
think it was Channel Five." John Shotwett
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