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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XXIX, Issue 8278, 20 October 1905, Page 7

She : 'Tis ever woman's lot to suffer in silence.

He: Yes ; and if they'd only let-us suffer in the same way how happy we'd be.

Lady: "What! You just como out of prison ? I wonder you are not ashamed to own it!" Ne'er-do-well :"I don't own it, lady—wish I did. I was only a lodger."

Mrs Newlywcd : "I wonder why we aro crowing tired of each other?" Mr Newlywed : " I haven't an idea!" Mrs Newly wed : " Yes; maybe (hat is the reason."

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