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... indeed l said the elf, as she danced around the room and ,gaily sang: An old man, an old man, will never do for me, For May and December can never agree. But Gipsy, my dear, do you know That we are to be turned out, if you refuser' said Lizsie, in blank ...
... part of the estate which Burke bought for £22,000. FUN AND FANCY. He: “So that’s the young thing old Slocum's married! May and December!** She; “Yes—or the first of April and the fifth of November.’* Uninvited Guest; “You need not trouble yourself to see ...
... combined strength the German Navy will participate. FUN AND FANCY. He: “So that’s the young thing old Slocum's married! May and December! She: Tes—or the first April and the fifth November. Uninvited Quest: “Ton need not trouble ▼ourself to see me to the ...
... FUN AND FANCY. He: “So that's the voung thing old Slocum's married! May end December! She; the first April and the filth November. Uninvited Guest: “You need not trouble Yourself to see the door. Mr. Outspoken. Son the House: “No trouble at all. Quite ...
... FRENCH WAR BALLOON, FUN AND FANCY. He: So that's the young thing old Sloeum's married! May and December! She: Yea—or the first of April and the fifth of November. Uninvited Guest: Ton need not trouble yourself to see me to the door, Mr. Outspoken ...
... supplied. Broad-leaved Batavian may not be so taking to the eve as the curled varieties, but it is the best for general use. Cabbages. —A small sowing may be made at once, the plants from which, if the winter is propitious, may turn in very early and prove ...
... k r COCOA You will And it the very you want. FIIN AND FANCY. He: So that's the young thing old Slo- Dam's married! May and December ! She: Yes—or the first of April and the fifth of November. Uninvited Guest: You need not trouble Erlf to see me ...
... promise should never fail. The ‘a« well ax the sunshine, was contributory an to the harvest We had a sarcastic sayi that | “May and December could never agree, but in God's universe they were in complete agree nd ment One whole year of ...
... wftly. “Hav« month* taught you wisdom too? she eaid. 0 e ra TepeaW doggedly, to ask you, »o W ..-mt May and December can never agree, when May may wed with May.” The young man turned. • ...
... st LEAGUE. May 9—Glasgow Amateurs .. Home.. May 11—South-Side ccccevecvieereveeer. AwWay. May 22—Glasgow Amateurs . Away. 2nd PAISLEY AMATEURS—2nd LEAGUE A. May 11—\West of Scotland . Awar. May ...
... year. There were no motor-propelled boats on the register. Mr. O Llewellyn, H.M.I, of Canal Boats, made his visits in May and December, and expressed satisfaction with the number of boats inspected, and the manner in which the Acta and regulations were ...
... hotly. “I have come.” he repeated doggedly, to ask you, again, marry me.” And once more, That May and December ,cai never agree.’ when. May may wed with May.” The young man turned. What do you mean?” stammered ...