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name his son for some public character oughta’ be shot. The result was that when the time came to name his own children, grandfather gave his first son only one name, saying that was enough for anybody—and it was not the name of anybody famous, just a name in the family. , . .

■ OOP _'_ Therms a wonderful wjsecreck on one of Browning’s poems: a fellow started reading “Sordello” while convalescing after a severe illness, turned pale, and hoarsely whispered, “Woe is mef I’ni an idiot ! My health is restored, but my mind’s gone! 1 can’t understand two consecutive lines of an English poem.” Tlje only trouble is: I can't rememwho said it. That serves me right, for trying to make out I know something about poetry. Besides, there's a sight more fun in poetry when some fellow down at Amissville starts teasing the fire chief in rhyme. I can read that and get a kick out of it; there’s no need to think you should remember who wrote it (I couldn’t find out, even if I tried), and the sole purpose of such rhymes is to give pleasure

(See WALRUS, page 5)

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