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"Good Stories from the Ladies' Home Journal"

He flew upstairs and hid in the far
corner under a bed. Just then the father came home. The mother told
him what had occurred. He went upstairs and proceeded to crawl under
the bed toward the youngster, who whispered excitedly, "Hello, Pop, is
she after you, too?"

_How Could He_?
"Papa" was becoming impatient at the lateness of the hour when he
remarked: "I can't see why that young fellow who is calling on Minnie
hasn't sense enough to go home. It's near midnight."
"The dear little brother" of the family just then came in, heard his
father's remark, and ventured some light:
"He can't go, father. Sister's sitting on him."

_Couldn't Leave Town_
A lawyer had a horse that always balked when he attempted to cross a
certain bridge leading out of the village. No amount of whipping or
urging would induce him to cross it, so he advertised him for sale:
"To be sold for no other reason than that the owner would like to
leave town."

_He Knew His Father_
"Suppose," said a father to his little boy, "you have half an apple
and I give you another half.


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