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Nint, the French wife—Phileep, geev me more money. Put Bisnor — Say, you may not talk English well, but that’s the first thing any wife learns to say in any language. “Tue Five GramMaTiIc Moments MinnioN IN STAGE Discussions “AT 9:45 Morty (Isabel Lamon)—Why don’t you leave us? I thought you were supposed to learn to obey in the Army? Tue Five Mitton” Lieut. Apams (Ralph Morgan)—Still talking about the civil war, Grand-dad? Granp-pap (Cha Abbe)—War was war in those days, and in it ended just like it did in the present war. The world was made safe for every- one except the Democrats. “AT 9°45" caret Ctancy (Idalene Cotton)—I'm here to tell you, Captain Dixon, that my father was a cop when cops was cops. 2s comicbooks.com