Life, 1891-03-26 · page 17 of 22
Life — March 26, 1891 — page 17: what you’re looking at
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- DIGPIES- 199 “ Well—to resume—we met on earth—we parted— we never married,” “Possibly we wouldn't think as much of each other if we had.” “ How natural that sounded. You are quite your- self.” “Hum!” “And you love me still?” “Of course.” “You forget one thing!" “And that——" “Is—that we are both dead and buried.” “Ha! Ha! Ha! That's the first time I've laughed since I came.” Jehanna Staats, ALL OR NOTHING, S# Don't you feel a draft over there near the <7 window ? HE (taking the hint): 1 don’t know but I do, What would you advise me todo ; pull the blind down or move over nearer to you? SHE: Both, MISCALLED. UDGE: Whatis your Christian name, Mr. Glim? Guim : Robert Ingersoll. JupGe: What! Do you call that a Christian name? A COOK COUNTY RITUALIST. He (Americanus): WaT, YOU'VE BEEN HERE IN ROME A FORT- NICHT AND HAVEN'T BEEN TO THE SISTINE CHAPEL YET? She (Chicagoensis): No. He: Care TO GO? She: Yes, 1F 11's HIGH CHURCH. WHO'S THE RECTOR, ANYHOW? THE END OF LENT. THe RETURN TO THE WORLD, THE FLESH, AND THE— comicbooks.com