Spoiled Girl

When you are awfully cross to me

I pout, and pout, and pout,

My lip goes down, my eyes get big

And then my tears come out.

When you are awfully good to me

I smile, and smile, and smile,

So if you like sun more than rain

Try being good awhile.

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Great Gawsch!

“Hang it all, daughter,” exploded old Jenkins. “You can’t marry young

Dobbins, I won’t have it. Why he only makes eighteen dollars a week.”

“I know father,” replied the sweet young thing, “but a week passes so

quickly when you are fond of each other.”

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Hot Dog!

It doesn’t extinguish the conflagration in a man’s burning brain when a

pretty girl turns her hose on him.

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Captain Billy's Whiz Bang, Vol. 3, No. 28, December, 1921 America's Magazine of Wit, Humor and Filosophy · 第 33 / 70 题