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| Mrs. Hashley—I bought this duck from the man who “Waiter, are you hard of hearing?” Boarder (finding it a little tough)—Are you sure he “No, sir. Why, sir?” didn’t make a mistake and give you the decoy?—Passing “The possibility occurred to me that when I asked Show (London). for liver you thought I said leather."—London Mail. “Doctor, are you good at riddle: Most of the people who boast of being Some guys are so broke they call money “Well, guessing is my. profession!’— familiar with the great are too darned “John.” amiliar enough with it to The Medical Quip. familiar,— Medford Mail-Tribune. ‘Jack,’ “Fine. We're learning words of four cylinders now.’—Passing Show (London). 21 “How are you getting on at school, Alec?” comicbooks.com