The world's wit and humor: an encyclopedia of the classic wit and humor of all ages and nations, 第 2 卷 |
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How limpid you walk ! " said a voice behind us , as we were making a hundred and fifty horse - power effort to reach a table whereon reposed a volume of Bacon . " What is the cause of your lameness ? " It was Mrs. Partington's voice ...
How limpid you walk ! " said a voice behind us , as we were making a hundred and fifty horse - power effort to reach a table whereon reposed a volume of Bacon . " What is the cause of your lameness ? " It was Mrs. Partington's voice ...
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What he did in that walk was from the irresistible promptings of instinct , and a disinterested love of art . His genius and his performances were free from the vulgar alloy of interest or temptation . Accordingly , he did not labor a ...
What he did in that walk was from the irresistible promptings of instinct , and a disinterested love of art . His genius and his performances were free from the vulgar alloy of interest or temptation . Accordingly , he did not labor a ...
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There was a history to the commonest articles about him : that book was given him by Mr. Van Buren - the walking - stick was a present from General Jackson : the thrice - watered Monongahela , just drawn from the grocery hard by ...
There was a history to the commonest articles about him : that book was given him by Mr. Van Buren - the walking - stick was a present from General Jackson : the thrice - watered Monongahela , just drawn from the grocery hard by ...
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Come in , ' squire , " said Aunt Hetty , " or that poor , lighthearted old critter ' ill laugh hisself to death " ; and we walked with her into Mr. Kuncker's neat , framed dwelling - the only building of the sort on Union Creek .
Come in , ' squire , " said Aunt Hetty , " or that poor , lighthearted old critter ' ill laugh hisself to death " ; and we walked with her into Mr. Kuncker's neat , framed dwelling - the only building of the sort on Union Creek .
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Just then , with a wink and a sly normal lurch , The owl , very gravely , got down from his perch , Walked round , and regarded his fault - finding critic ( Who thought he was stuffed ) with a glance analytic , And then fairly hooted ...
Just then , with a wink and a sly normal lurch , The owl , very gravely , got down from his perch , Walked round , and regarded his fault - finding critic ( Who thought he was stuffed ) with a glance analytic , And then fairly hooted ...
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