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... behold! something neatly folded. Could it be only paper again ? Daniel Gordon spread it out upon his knee and real: “April Fool! April Fool! The whole truth flashed upon him once. He remembered that was the first of April. He recalled tbe tricks be had played ...
... behold! something neatly folded. Could be only paper again ? Daniel Gordon spread it out upon his knee and read : April Fool! April Fool! The whole truth flashed upon him at once, lie remembered that it was the first of April. recalled the tricks had ...
... AN APRIL FOOL. had bought a new pocket-book, '/ho was is not of any imponance, and nobody will attempt to parse this story, is excusable, perhaps, to begin it as I do. He bad bought a new pocket-book, and haring put bis money into it, had some doubts ...
... APRIL FOOLS. Men are made April fools of in different ways. A man at Notting-hill, who was brought before the magistrate on Saturday on the charge stabbing his wife, with whom he had had a quarrel the day before about twopence, consoled himself on the ...
... very grandly ; I ordered out reinforcements. Who was soot out to lead them? I, said Roberts of Cabool ; (But they weds as April fool) ; I seut out to lead them. Who tried negotiations ? I, said Kiniber:vy sadly ; But 1 did it very badly; I tried negotiations ...
... about twopence, consoled himself on toe way to the adios-court by remarking that he should remember tin day; he bad made an April fool of himmdf. ...
... carefully, and placed it in her bosom, knowing all the while that it would wither and die there. (To be cootioreci). AN APRIL FOOL. Ha had bought a new pocket-book. Who he was is not of any importance, and as nobody will attempt to pares this story, it ...
... something neatly folded. Could it be only paper again ? Daniel Gordon spread it out upon his knee and resi : April h'oot' April Fool! Toe whole truth flashed upon him at ones. He remembered that it was the ant of April. He recalled the tricks he had played ...
... wiped the petals carefully, and placed it in her bosom, knowieg all the while that it would wither and die there. (To AN APRIL FOOL. HE had bought a new pocketbook. Who he was is not of any importance, and as nobody will attempt to parse this story, it ...
... other pitchiii ins tent. A gentle youth of supposed experience says that t married man sometimes finds himself to be an April fool soon taut. the wedding march. Which letter of the alphabet resembles a laugh, aid why —The letter e, because it always ...
... behold something neatly folded. Could it be only paper again? Daniel Gordon spread it out upon his knee and read : April Fool.' April Fool: Toe whole truth flashed upon him at once. lie remembered that it was the first of April. Ile recalled the tricis ...
... behold! something neatly folded. Could it be only paper again ? Daniel Gordon -pread it out upon bis knee and rea l: “ April Fool r April Fool! The whole truth flashed upon him at once. He remembered that it was the first of April, i He recalled the tricks ...