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attended school for'die day. "Catch anything?" "No," replied the hookey-playing fisherman, "I ain’t been home yet."
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Speak well of your enemies—you made ’em. . , V > f.
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With Tuesday as /^ril Fool—or All Fools Day—the thoughts go back to school days when “your shoe’s untied” provoked gales of giggles. We’ve come along a few years sinfce that day and we use the word fool in many quotes throughout life: "fools rush in where angels fears” "there’s no fool like an old;” and “what fools we mortals be!” Or, as recently heard: "you don’t have to be a fool to be a surgeon, but it helps a lot.” That’s such a nice saying; one can substitute any word he pleases for “surgeon," like printer, or farmer, or doctor, lawyer, a Indian-chief. •
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