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... APRIL FOOL. An amusing anecdote is told of the kindly humour and readiness forgive of Dr. Kennedy, head master Shrewsbury. On the Ist cf April a mischievous boy had put the clock forward and caused the boll for morning chapel be rung an hour too soon ...

... April Fool. - An American authority, answering the question—Why does the - Ctistom of fooling people prevail on April 1? says:—The origin of the custom is unknown. Some people have attributed it to the fact that the weather during the month. of ,April ...

... An April Fool Awl :torc•'ell , r- -hall write, it they ell' A Story of an April fool. Our League of Little Bricks. THE WALL IS GROWING A hearty in.dl the, nh.. have proinivd t•• he Little Brick, in our league. 24' Fanny Bretberton. 24. Lahurnum•lt.. 801 ...

... April Fool! The rots came down to breakfast late And each of them rushed to his plate! They oil. sit down, then Wafer cried, Ah! here's a letter. What's insider do belicce it is for me. look!—it's from the 8.8. C. 111 read it out aloud, he said, As ...

... AN “APRIL FOOL JOKE” PLEA Indignation Of Rear-Admiral “BEHAVED STUPIDLY” At St. Asaph, to-day, there was a sequel an alleged April Fool joke, when a pair of pyjamas and old shirt were found flying from the flagpoles over the ruins of the eleventh-century ...

... APRIL -FOOL! The origin of All Fools’ Day has been hotly disputed by antiquarians without any definite conclusion being reached beyond a conviction that the custom of April fooling hailed from France, where an April “fool” is called a “fish.” The folly ...

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... APRIL FOOL. The April fish, the poisson d'Avril, is the French term for what we call an April fool. The enstom of sending people on fool's errands on April Ist is probably due to the change of the calendar in Franc: , in 1164; but there is a Hindu ...

... going have Easter at Bassett, and as this April Fools' Day, consider will be making April fools of them for to turn unexpectedly. I didn't think was four miles from station though. Then you will the April fool, she replied, with laugh. If I have walk ...

... the far-off ill-eta, and that the fairest slay that ever shone upon the Keswick \'ale was ours. April fool! shouted my friend, and a gladder April fool wan surely never !mule. We breakfasted and strolled into the gardens, sweet with the scent of daphue ...