And that’s the saddest thing we’ve ever heard.--_New Yorker._

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“There’s a great picture here we ought to see.”

“What is it?”

“One of Rembrandt’s.”

“Let’s go. I haven’t been to the cinema for ages.”--_Christian Science

Monitor._

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“Curse you, Mr. Whitmann, once more you are off your Beethoven!”

“And again, my dear Gershwitz, you have flown off the Handel.”--_Judge._

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_Rich and Rude Motorist_--A gallon of petrol, and hurry up. It’s push

you need around here. That’s how I made my money. I pushed and pushed.

_Boy_--Well, sir, you’ll have to push some more. There ain’t a drop of

petrol in the place!--_Tit Bits._

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“Are you engaged to him?”

“Yes,” answered the prudent girl. “But I have requested time to verify

reports on his title and fortune.”

“That is not an engagement. That is an option.”--_Washington Star._

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