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Fleecy clouds floated lazily across the azure gretting her smartness. depths of the heavens. Her lover said to her, | The Drummer “We are certainly dis- after she had been takes when “nerve” is weak, covered,” exclaimed teasing him, that he had a question to ask her. She tossed her fluffy head and said “any fool could ask questions.” He told her “* perhaps it would be just as well to let some fool ask it.” and To stimulate exhausted cheek, Bromo-Seltzer. the first sea-serpent in much agitation. The second saurian of the deep was at no pains to conceal his irrita- tion. “I felt sure something of the kind would occur, he ob- Flattery is sweet music to a woman, while real admiration is often tiresome.—A /bany Ar- gus. . . served, **if they didn’t took his hat and left. 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