Life, 1891-12-10 · page 13 of 14
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SX LIFE’S RESEARCHES IN ROMAN RAILWAYS. IT APPEAKS THAT THE ANCIENT MANIPULATION OF BAGGAGE WAS MUCH LIKE OUR OWN THe ADVENTURESS: I may have to borrow it of you, as mine's really getting quite worn, THE Vitnatn: Well, I've got to run over to Philadelphia, this afternoon, and accuse the hero of forgery. I'll try to see you to-morrow, TUE ADVENTURES : for Twant you to get me a faro outfit for the heroine to discover in my trunk. Good afternoon, Tom Hall. Death is a terrible thing, Jane. : Ah, it is! Think of all our friends coming to our graves, if we were to die to-morrow, and finding that we were born in ‘58. PENELOPE: Do you see that handsome fellow by the piano? I rejected him once. “*a GHOST OF A SHOW.” PERDITA: That's nothing. I rejected him twice. comicbooks.com