Long, Long Ago

We like the story from Ralph Neville’s “Mayfair and Montmartre,” of

the little chorus lady who, when her rich admirer had bought her some

charming underclothing, said to him in the shop as they were being

packed: “Now have a good look at them, for you’ll never see them again.”

This, of course, occurred in the long, long ago Victorian days.

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Zup, Kid?

While in Jacksonville I chanced into a Greek restaurant and of the waiter

inquired what they had for dinner.

Small Stack Medyum

Rust Baff

Hom on Eggs

Chicken Frazee

Appolis Pie

Pach Pie

Strubberry Pie

Grap Frut

Zup, Kid?

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A normal woman would joyously go through life with a pirate or yeggman

who would drug her with the opiate of flattery, in preference to hooking

onto a nincompoop tango lizard who refreshes her with eternal, infernal,

divinal criticism.

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