The world's wit and humor: an encyclopedia of the classic wit and humor of all ages and nations, 第 2 卷Lionel Strachey Review of reviews Company, 1905 |
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... Wife My Familiar Early Rising · · Ego et Echo .- " Poetical Works " 62 63 65 67 The Little Maid and the Lawyer .- " Poetical Works " 69 The Briefless Barrister .- " Poetical Works " 70 FREDERICK S. COZZENS ( 1818-1868 ) . Living in the ...
... Wife My Familiar Early Rising · · Ego et Echo .- " Poetical Works " 62 63 65 67 The Little Maid and the Lawyer .- " Poetical Works " 69 The Briefless Barrister .- " Poetical Works " 70 FREDERICK S. COZZENS ( 1818-1868 ) . Living in the ...
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... Wife , " " My Familiar , " " Early Rising , " " Ego et Echo , " " The Little Maid and the Lawyer , " " The Briefless Barrister , " by JOHN GODFREY SAXE ; " A Letter from Mr. Ezekiel Big- low , " " The Yankee Recruit , " " What Mr ...
... Wife , " " My Familiar , " " Early Rising , " " Ego et Echo , " " The Little Maid and the Lawyer , " " The Briefless Barrister , " by JOHN GODFREY SAXE ; " A Letter from Mr. Ezekiel Big- low , " " The Yankee Recruit , " " What Mr ...
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... wife and children at home , with the cold . weather close at hand , and the searching winds intruding 3 American Wit and Humor PORTRAIT OF MARK TWAIN Frontispiece B P SHILLABER, "Mrs Partington" (1814-1880) PAGE Fancy Diseases Bailed Out.
... wife and children at home , with the cold . weather close at hand , and the searching winds intruding 3 American Wit and Humor PORTRAIT OF MARK TWAIN Frontispiece B P SHILLABER, "Mrs Partington" (1814-1880) PAGE Fancy Diseases Bailed Out.
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... wife and seven children and a blessed old mother - in - law , to seek his fortin , too . This is the strangest yet , and I don't see how he could have done it ; it looks so ongrateful to treat Heaven's blessings so lightly . But there ...
... wife and seven children and a blessed old mother - in - law , to seek his fortin , too . This is the strangest yet , and I don't see how he could have done it ; it looks so ongrateful to treat Heaven's blessings so lightly . But there ...
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... wife . It ought to be husband and wife ; for it ain't every husband that turns out a man . I declare I shall never forget how I felt when I had the nuptial ring put on to my finger , when Paul said , " With my goods I thee endow . " He ...
... wife . It ought to be husband and wife ; for it ain't every husband that turns out a man . I declare I shall never forget how I felt when I had the nuptial ring put on to my finger , when Paul said , " With my goods I thee endow . " He ...
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