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New Zealand Times, Volume LIV, Issue 12650, 10 January 1927, Page 4

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The budding playwright was reading his latest creation to some of his friends, but as ho plodded through the second act he heard an odd sound and looked up, to see one of his audience asleep and breathing heavily. He was greatly annoyed. “Sir,” he said, “sir, wake up. You might remember that I am reading this play to the company in order to get its opinion. How oan a man who is asleep give an opinion?” “How?” said the drowsy one, with a yawn. “Easily enough. Sleep is an opinion.”-