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Ken Kraft The honeymoon couple were unpacking their bags at a hotel in the Bahamas when the husband noticed his bride hold ing up her new bathing suit. "That-reminds me," he said in very masterly tones. "I don't want you to go in the water alone. Remember how we first met on the beach ? You nearly drowned, and I had to rescue you and then use artificial respiration." "Don't worry, dear," his bride replied sweetly. "You see, I had to use artificial drowning to get you to use artificial respiration." Dan Bennett "Hello, Mom, we were jttst talking about you." Family Weekly, November 11, 19S3 V Quotes The country fair was holding harness races, and one keen bettor noticed that the local minister muttered a few words when one horse passed him before the first race. The horse won. When the minister did the same thing before the next race, the bettor immediately bet on the horse and won. 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