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Various

"Good Stories from the Ladies' Home Journal"

Finally the proprietor was at liberty,
approached her and said benignantly, "Is there anything you would
like, little girl?"
"Oh, yes, sir, please: I want a diamond ring, and a seal-skin sacque,
a real foreign nobleman, and a pug dog, and a box at the opera, and,
oh, ever so many other things; but all Ma wants is ten cents' worth of
bologna."

_The Highest Price in the Store_
A rich American woman visited a Japanese art shop in Paris. It
happened to be a dull, dark afternoon. She looked at the bronzes,
jewels, drawings and other things, and finally, pointing toward a
dusky corner, she said to the polite young salesman: "How much is that
Japanese idol over there worth?"
The salesman bowed, and answered: "About five hundred thousand francs,
madam. It is the proprietor."

_From Different Points_
"Father, you were born in California, you say?"
"Yes, my son."
"And mother was born in New York ?"
"Yes."
"And I was born in Indiana?"
"Yes, my boy."
"Well, father, don't it beat the Dutch how we all got together!"

_So Son: So Father_?
A small boy who had been very naughty was first reprimanded, then told
that he must take a whipping.


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