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... one. Scene: Little Willie sitting down to tea wife bin grandmother. who is just about to cut the cake. Willie (hastily): Grannie. before you cut piece of cake, I want to ask you a quer tiou? Grannie: Well, dear, what is it? I want to know if your spectacles ...

... sleep. Willie (scepticallyi—l>oes —er - d-d-does lie sleep with his shoes on ? Bobby—Ma, you said that I wasn’t eat that piece of cake in the pantry—because it would make me sick. Mother—Yes Bobby. Bobby (convincingly)—But, ma, it hasn’t made me sick. She—You ...

... Before the start, take the ordina breakfast; after twenty-five miles, a dril';{ of ginger-beer or soda-and-milk, with piece of cake or dry ' biscuits ; at forty-three miles, a similar drink; at fifty-six miles, lunch—a light but satisfying meal of cold ...

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... meantime, shall watch the development the jury system Los Angelos with interest. A Bridal Cake. sad story told in the other day about bridal cake that fell to pieces. The cake appears to have been built in three tiers, but when the bride tried to cut it, the ...