A WAY OUT.
Clank, olwi, olank! What dreadful sounds are these, breaking the stillness of the Sunday afternoon? In haste, Mrs. Maolarty leaves the fireside, and goes in search of the' cause of the disturbance. In the garden she finds her httsband, nailing a board to the bottom of a barrow. "Donal'_ man" she says, "ye're makin' an awfu' row. What'll the neighbours think?" '.'Never .mind them, Kirsty," says Donald, "I maun get my barra men'it." "Oh, but Donal' " says. •Kirsty, "it's very wrong, to work on .the Sawbath. Ye ought tae use screws!"
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Evening Post, Volume CV, Issue 89, 14 April 1923, Page 17
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94A WAY OUT. Evening Post, Volume CV, Issue 89, 14 April 1923, Page 17
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