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... 4 is greeted with, I can't make out why you were born at all; and he who turns to the ist April Ends merely, 0 0 you April fool ! which seems a little unsatisfactory. The young woman who turns to November 4 with a view to her future destiny finds ...

... 4 is greeted with, I can't make out why you were born at all and he who turns to the ist April finds mecely, 0 you April fool which seems a little unsatisfactory. The voting woman who turns to November 4 with a view to her future destiny finds to ...

... ? (Lorigmans and Co.) 6 o Jean Roubaix. A Tale of the Swiss Mountains. By MW. Montgomery Campbell. ?? I o ?? Larks and April Fools ?? ?? o g ?? a Candlestick. By Salem Hall. ?? ?? o 9 Rather too Clever. By F. Scarlett Potter ?? ?? 0o 6 Salisbury. (Diocesan ...

... 20pses into the Carlyle interior (now so tragically turned inside out), 0lrg us on the one hand, Mrs. Carlyle making April fools of tOO such philosophers as her husband and himself; on the har hand, Carlyle storming in a fury of antagonism over his ...

... deal less, but no doubt they could spend a good deal more without extravagance. There are a couple of drawings-one of an April fool-by Randolph Caldecott, but nothing else in the magaz i ne calls for special notice. Tsfiule Bar is lively, and Beigravia ...

... auto-raph. These 250 had handed together for tile perpetration of the joke, and their letters all arrived on the morning of April Fools' Day. Mr. Clemens i wt's at once interviewed. when the news leaked out. I attributed the demand a first to the ?? on1 ...

... Edition) ?? . ?? (Longmans and Co.) :cant Roubai\. A Tale of thc Swiss Mountains. By M. Montgomery Campbell. ?? ?? Larks at d April Fools ?? ?? O(J a Candle stick. ]3y Slcnm Hlall ?? ?? (S. ?? C. K.) Eatler too Clevcr. Dy F. Scarlett Potter ?? (S.lP.C.lK ) :L ...