KIBBLINGS.
A.'-. HJ» nonsense now and then. Is xeliahtd by the wisest meo.
ft Marie : Charlie Debrie is an easygoing fellow, don't you think ? Clairo : Well, no. He comes to see mo about one evening a week and I have found him quite different. Mother (at a ball): Aro you enjoying yourself, dear ? Daughter : No, I'm not. What is the matter ? I've refused George six ftsnaes running, and he doesn't seem miserable a bit.
Arabella, ilear, I'm sorry to tell jou that Freddy' and Algernon didn't like^ the frook yon wore last night. Araminta, deareßt, I don't dross to pleußOjthe men, but to worry the girls. Georgia : I nsver knew anyone to have suoh atrocious taste as Ethal Fierce. She sent rue tDat hidesus vase for a birthday present. Look at it. Nellio : Good gracionß. I Beat it to her last joar. She : Do you think Chicago will ever be a litorary centre? He: Possibly to Borne extent in prjße, but never in pootry. Bhe : And why not poetry ! He : Woll, it in so meat now, it can never be metro.
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Taranaki Herald, Volume XLII, Issue 9722, 13 June 1893, Page 4
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181KIBBLINGS. Taranaki Herald, Volume XLII, Issue 9722, 13 June 1893, Page 4
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