SMILE AWHILE
An artist, noted for his conceit was showing his studio to his friend.: "See this picture?" he said. "Yes," answered the other. "Well, it's, about my best. A thousand wouldn't buy it." "I'm one of the thousand, "answered his friend. .:.-.. - • "GOLDWII&G." To Horo. Billy: "Oh, mummy, Jimmy is up to his neck in water!" Mummy: "The naughty /boy! I told him ho was not to go far out when he was bathing." Billy: "Ha, ha! Ho isn't far out, mummy. He is standing on his head." :. "SWEET PEA." Seatoun. : Jo: "I saw a blacksmith making an insect to-day." Jim: "How could he?" '-.-.: Jo: "Well, you see, he was making a fire-fly!" " '-. '. " '■".-.■ '■.-.'■ "AIWIE LAURIE." Wadestown.
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Evening Post, Volume CIX, Issue 75, 29 March 1930, Page 18
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116SMILE AWHILE Evening Post, Volume CIX, Issue 75, 29 March 1930, Page 18
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