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... in which a dog looks interrogatively round on a beetle crawlag |up his back eyond the reach of teeth or claws; Jand An April Fool, by Rayne-Williams, in' which an old-time beau waits, watch in hand, i and provided with a basket of flowers, outside the ...

... after the townsnen, and beg their pity- Ah. dont hae bard on one whose passion ruling Was fronm his birth a taste for April fooling.' While into the angry cherus of the populace, who declare they will take their grievances to the Reagent, enters the gay ...

... Bough; 'Mike, a tale of the great Irish famine; The Lily of Leyden, by the prolific W. l. G. Kiingston; Mfud-Larks; April Fools ; O a Candlestick, by Salem Hall; Tabby's Travels, told by herself; Sylvia's Enemy and Rather Too Clever, by ...