CAUGHT FLYING.
"The most promising of your pupils, let every lecturer remember, ■will, become the n«at' remorseless of your censor*."
"The glorious days of chivalry, when knights rode about the country rescuing fair damsels from other people's castles, and carrying them off to their own!" WOMAN A«D MAN. "I'tc looked him round, and looked. him through, Know everything iffiat he will do In strch a case, and ench a cue; And when a frown comes on Us fac* I docket It, and when a. smile , ■. I trace Its sources In a while, _,'. J "He cannot do a tiling but I .l-'f .-,:■. Peep and find the reason, why, - : _• . For I love him, and I seek Every evening in the week To peep behind his frowning ere. With little query, little pry, And make him, if a woman can, Happier than, any man." ... Yesterday he gripped her tight, And cut her throat—and serve her right. .sjr.iilH \: JAME3 KTBPHBN&
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Auckland Star, Volume XLI, Issue 31, 5 February 1910, Page 11
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