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* * * MAKING SURE "Papa, the Earl wants me to send him a photograph to show to his parents." "I thought he had dozens of your photos." "Yes, but he wants a photo of your certified check." * * * MORE DESPERATE STILL _She:_ "Oh! there's no use of my giving you any hope, because I cannot believe in love in a cottage." _He:_ "But I've known cases of love in a four-room flat, with steam-heat and all improvements." * * * SYMPATHY _The Tabby-Cat:_ "I am just heart-broken! I had six of the loveliest kittens, and they went and gave one away!" _The Parrot:_ "Wasn't it too bad of them--to go and break the set?" * * * POPULAR OPINION _First Burglar:_ "Say, Bill, de doctor what fixed de leg I broke doin' dat second-story job didn't do a t'ing but soak me fifty plunks!" _Second Burglar:_ "Oh, say, wasn't that robbery?" * * * MORE OPPORTUNITY _The Wife:_ "Really, my dear, you are awfully extravagant. Our neighbor, Mr. Flint, is just twice as self-denying as you are." _The Husband:_ "But he has just twice as much money to be self-denying with." * * * "Jacky, dear, your hands are frightfully dirty." "Not 'frightfully,' mummy. A lot of that's shading." * * * _The Ant:_ "Well, we've struck!" _The Gnat:_ "What for?" _The Ant:_ "Longer hours." * * * _Effie:_ "George and I have been down-stairs in the dining-room, Mr. Mitcham. We've been playing Husband and Wife!" _Mr. Mitcham:_ "How did you do that, my dear?" _Effie:_ "Why, Georgy sat at one end of the table, and I sat at the other; and Georgy said, 'This food isn't fit to eat!' and I said, 'It's all you'll get!' and Georgy said, 'Damn!' and I got up and left the room!" * * * NOT WHAT SHE MEANT _She:_ "I am sorry to hear that they have separated. Is there no chance of their becoming reconciled?" _He:_ "Oh, they seem to be _quite_ reconciled." * * * _He:_ "By the bye, talking of old times, do you remember that occasion when I made such an awful ass of myself?" _She:_ "Which?" * * * _Jo
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