AWFULLY ENJOYABLE
She—l understand that Miss Krochet played on the piano at the reception last night Did they appear to enjoy her performance ? He—Oh! immensely. It was the most enjoyable time of the whole evening. Everybody was talking away as if they would split their throats.
Blifkins—-That Billings never told the truth in his life. What lie was he springing on you just now? Flipkins—He was telling me that you were a scholar and a gentleman.
1 Well, sir, we’ve been comparing notes, and find you have made the same declaration to a 1 three of us. What have you to say for yourself?’ ' That I didn't know I was running up against a trust ! ’
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New Zealand Graphic, Volume XIX, Issue I, 26 June 1897, Page 8
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115AWFULLY ENJOYABLE New Zealand Graphic, Volume XIX, Issue I, 26 June 1897, Page 8
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