KIBBLINGS
A jtUsnonsenaenownnu then Ia relitlied by tho wisest men. Meantess Rebuked. — Beggar — "Sir, I am atarving." Cronus — " Here, take this cent and tell me how you beenmo co miserably pcor." Begga' — "Ah, sir, 1 wob like you. I was too fond ef giving away large sums of money to the poor." Wagaway — " 8o you hoard my lectures on ' Miracles.' Do you know vinat a miracle is, my littl<* girl?" Besßie — "Oh, yes. My sister said it would be a miracle if you didn't stop for dinnor to-day." " Ia this man charged with profanity ?" askod the judge. "I don't think he is your honor," replied tbo poliooajan. '• Ho may have been, but Oi think moet ay it must have escaped by this time." She — "Will you write to mo on your return to college?' He — '■ Whv-ti — jou know I can't write ?" She—" Ob, I don't expcot you to write brilliantly or auntsingly ; just write as you talk." It would often be very harJ to con>rinco a young man deeply ii lovo with a dolighful girl that tho time will ever come when he will rdfuso to cut her pie.
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Taranaki Herald, Volume XLII, Issue 9666, 7 April 1893, Page 4
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189KIBBLINGS Taranaki Herald, Volume XLII, Issue 9666, 7 April 1893, Page 4
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