“Susan, these windows arc a disgrace. 'l’li. l outsides haven t been touched.’’ “Well, ma'am, I done it for the best. 1 cleaned the insides so you
could see out . an' left t lie outsides so that tin* people over the way couldii t see in."
Small Daughter: “Oil, mummy, Tse got such an ache!" Mother: “Where dear?” “In the proper place, of course.”
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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume LXVI, 10 April 1934, Page 7
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