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From * Up 1x Maset’s Room” It was an innocent chemise Designed to please, perhaps to tease— A garment famed in fact and fable— Which Garry sent quite innocent, With good intent to naughty Mabel. He had no thought of trouble wrought, And being caught in wiles capricious, Nor did he dream it would be seen By Geraldine his bride suspicious. But women can annoy a man In more ways than the writers tell us, And make this life a place of strife With troubles rife when they are jealous, Walter Jones and Evelyn Gosnell “An uncle there was, and he made his prayer” to the vamp here exhibited. But he had a nephew, Col. Philippe Otis Skinner Bridau, who steps in and retrieves the old boy’s fortune from her designing digits. Palpably a sly dog,at re- trieving. From : “Tue Verver Lavy” From “Tue Littte Journey” Georgia O’Ra- “There’s nothing like a good rap on the mey, mixed as head to make us see stars that we never to mouthpieces. knew were in the firmament.” comicbooks.com