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for garlic, “ceramic—just that thing for the garlic"—yeah, and as far as I’m concerned, you can seal the top on.
Reading these advertisements, -with an idea of locating the ri-< diculous, reminds of the days when youngsters amused themselves in church by mis-reading the hymn book and getting into fits of giggles. Of course, you also got into the dog-house *witlr your parents who were ashamed of your misbehaviour in church. Maybe kids don’t do such things any more; everything has changed so.
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Even a turtle gets nowhere until it sticks its neck out.
* * * There are tales about Sally ( And stories ’bout Sue— There are rumors 'bout Molly, And whispers ’bout Frue. I can spread gossip with the greatest
of glee But I don’t like it when they talk
about me.
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Joy! oh joy! They tarred the road in Flint Hill on Monday!
Let’s see: tar between the toes; tar on the best dress; tar in the hair; tar on the good shirt; tar on the dog and transferred to whatever the dog got near; tar
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