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LITTLE BOY’S ESSAY ON ANATOMY
“Your head is kind of round and hard, and your brains ar« in it and your hair on it. Your face is tba front of your head where you eat and make faces. Your neck is what* keeps your head out of your collar. It’s hard to keep clean. Your shoulders are sort of shelfs where you hook your suspenders on thou.
“Your stummick is something ' that if you do not eat often , enough it hurts, and spinach don’t help none. Your spine is a long bone in your back that keeps you from folding: up. Your hack is aL ' ways behind you no matter how quick you turn around. Your arms you got have to pitch with and so you can reach the butter. Your Angers stick out of your hands so you can throw a curve and add up rithmatick. Your legs is what if you have not got two of, you cannot get to first base.' Your feet are what you run - on, your toes are what always get stubbed. And that’s all there is of you, except what’s inside, and I never saw it.’’
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Jf they make good gravy at your house, consider yourself fortunate and compliment the maker this Very evening.
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Im human relationships, patience is desirable above all else,
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A pleasant surprise would be to phone from Washington to Amissville or Culpeper, and be able to hear what somebody is saying to you . . • • __
ENCOURAGING REPORTS ON DOVE AND QUAIL
L T. Quinn, executive director of the Commission of Game and Inland Fisheries says that the past week’s reports on the effects of the recent hurricanes on dove and quail populations and other game species are more encouraging than the previous reports of widespread damage.
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