DANNEVIRKE.
The very latest field for husbandhunting is a hop to be given to the Land Court boys. Misses T and G are the principal promoters. Will the boys' dusky clients be invited ? If so, surely some good will come of it in the matrimonial line.. Why is the local subeditor like a mussel?... Sweet little M B told the O fll she did not know what a marriage ' certificate was like. Perhaps GLB will tafee the hint and give her one ail to herself on her return from her holiday making. About time. ..The seductive whistling of G brought the bull dog out instead of the girl, and now poor B has broken her silver tooth-pick in extracting the samples of tweed from that vicious animal's molars before pa sees it. .The O M would advise the little dressmaker to be more careful of her foreign correspondence. Be writes a nice letter, that strong-armed chappie, Miss S; tut the O M won't split...The big house on the hill wants a tenant badly. No time like the present, C.
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Observer, Volume XVI, Issue 950, 13 March 1897, Page 21
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