... when v.:!tore were present), laughing and and e g a n g together. pulling the plates shoo, and sliarii ' Y . the last piece of cake evenly them. like children. All .oeh baby tricks would be impossible henceforth. 1 11l lad a vision of Maud, with very ...

... visitors were present 1, lauchini.: and jostling and munching tocether. pulling the plates about, and sharing the last piece of cake evenly between them, tile children. All such bak tricks would be impoteible henceforth. - Iva had a vision of Maud, with ...

... a small steak or pork pie, or a couple of eggs. An odd halfpenny will also buy you a cup of tee, coffee, or cocoa, a piece of cake, pickles, and se on. One three-course dinner offered consisted of soup, large steak pudding, vegetablas, a sweet, and • ...

... about to refuse, for shame', sake, the piece of cake he leas offering. when she spied her last slice upon Dan's own plate. In • second she understomi that as soon as she Lad taken two or three bites from each piece Dan had appropriated it for his own c ...

... dinner bell? New Servant: That's to call the children; sir. It is strange what a small nibble a woman will take out of a piece of cake - when her lover is looking. but with 'what alacrity she can get fifteen clothes-pegs in her mouth on washing day, when ...

... ves. It was bought jby the Chantrey bequest.” “That’s a 'charitable institution, isn’t it?”’ g i Mamma: No, Bobby: four pieces of cake ;are' quite enough. Bobby: You’re always 'saying I don’t eat properly, and yet you never E.]et me practice long enough ...

... yes, 'oo would. If 'oo stay at home, I'll give you a piece of cake. Bow-wow ! There, I know you would. What kind of cake would like? Bow-wow ! Sponge cake? All light; it will be sponge cake Did you ever see such an intelli. gent dog, ...

... everything she wants! was the reply Mother You have disobeyed me. Tommy. Didu't I say ' No' when you asked me for another piece of cake? Tommv: Well, don't you think I know what a woman s 'No' means? Friend: Haven't you and that nei6bbouring fainter settled ...

... know why it is, but 1 always eat more when we have company than when we're alone. Tommy (helping himself to a tl.ird piece of cake): I know why it is. 'Cause we have better things to eat. Slinger: Ah, my dear Miss Frost. It was an awful moment As ...

... shaved month ago has been seen sinco” Husband (absently) “ Um ! Waiting for his turn probably” A made bullet out of a piece of cake tobacco and shot it through the body of cat animal died Here have another forcible illustration of the fatal effects of ...

... rather • good plan uot having programmes, they you don't know is coming. It is like finding a big plum at the end of your piece of cake. The violin solos of McKie. Benetteau were much enjoyed. Her bowing and fingering are excellent, and her rendering of ...

... answer her with more than an interrogative Yes or No, and whenever the 'conversation grew too brisk she offered her a piece of cake or breadand-butter. In all cases this proved an effective remedy. Mrs. Mixon ate heartily, and, of course, she could not ...