The Library of Wit and Humor, Prose and Poetry: Selected from the Literature of All Times and Nations, Том 1Ainsworth Rand Spofford, Rufus Edmonds Shapley Gebbie Publishing Company, Limited, 1884 |
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... suppose , it will be the tavern every night ? If you think I'm going to sit up for you , Mr. Caudle , you're very much mistaken . No : and I'm not going to get out of my warm bed to let you in , either . No : nor Susan sha'n't sit up ...
... suppose , it will be the tavern every night ? If you think I'm going to sit up for you , Mr. Caudle , you're very much mistaken . No : and I'm not going to get out of my warm bed to let you in , either . No : nor Susan sha'n't sit up ...
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... suppose , it will be the tavern every night ? If you think I'm going to sit up for you , Mr. Caudle , you're very much mistaken . No : and I'm not going to get out of my warm bed to let you in , either . No : nor Susan sha'n't sit up ...
... suppose , it will be the tavern every night ? If you think I'm going to sit up for you , Mr. Caudle , you're very much mistaken . No : and I'm not going to get out of my warm bed to let you in , either . No : nor Susan sha'n't sit up ...
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... suppose this is to be the case every Saturday ? But I know what I'll do . I know - it's no use , Mr. Caudle , your call- ing me a good creature . I'm not such a fool as to be coaxed in that way . No ; if you want to go to sleep , you ...
... suppose this is to be the case every Saturday ? But I know what I'll do . I know - it's no use , Mr. Caudle , your call- ing me a good creature . I'm not such a fool as to be coaxed in that way . No ; if you want to go to sleep , you ...
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... suppose , some day , you'll be trying to box my ears . Don't attempt it , Mr. Caudle ; I say , Don't attempt it . Yes- it's all very well for you to say you don't mean it , but I only say again , Don't at- tempt it . You'd rue it till ...
... suppose , some day , you'll be trying to box my ears . Don't attempt it , Mr. Caudle ; I say , Don't attempt it . Yes- it's all very well for you to say you don't mean it , but I only say again , Don't at- tempt it . You'd rue it till ...
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... suppose I could go to sleep , when I knew that man was below drinking up your substance in brandy - and - water ? for he couldn't be content upon decent , wholesome gin . Upon my word , you ought to be a rich man , Mr. Caudle . You have ...
... suppose I could go to sleep , when I knew that man was below drinking up your substance in brandy - and - water ? for he couldn't be content upon decent , wholesome gin . Upon my word , you ought to be a rich man , Mr. Caudle . You have ...
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