Everybodys book of English Wit And Humour
Everybodys book of English Wit And Humour
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" When he came to the inn the master bespoke a couple of fowls ENGLISH WIT AND HUMOUR. 69 for supper, and when they had supped, told the clerk to pay for them according to agreement.
"Oh, sir, " said he, " where is your good witness ? " An Unanswerable Argument against Bigamy.
At one of the schools in Cornwall, the inspector asked the children if they could quote any text of Scripture which forbade a man having two wives. One of the children sagely quoted in reply, the text, " No man can serve ...two masters. " Preventing the Scapegrace from Sharing in the Will.
" Now, Mr Lawyer, " said the dying man, " I want you to settle it in my will so that my son Joe won't get a shilling. He is a worthless fellow, and will spend his money in a week. " " Oh, that's all right, " said the lawyer, politely, " I'll take care of that. I'll see that he doesn't get anything. " And he didn't. Neither did anybody else.
How to Eat Pine-Apple.
The following story is told of a Conservative M. P. , who, wishing to conciliate an old captain of a mine, a voter, sent him a splendid pine-apple from his hothouse.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" When he came to the inn the master bespoke a couple of fowls ENGLISH WIT AND HUMOUR. 69 for supper, and when they had supped, told the clerk to pay for them according to agreement.
"Oh, sir, " said he, " where is your good witness ? " An Unanswerable Argument against Bigamy.
At one of the schools in Cornwall, the inspector asked the children if they could quote any text of Scripture which forbade a man having two wives. One of the children sagely quoted in reply, the text, " No man can serve ...two masters. " Preventing the Scapegrace from Sharing in the Will.
" Now, Mr Lawyer, " said the dying man, " I want you to settle it in my will so that my son Joe won't get a shilling. He is a worthless fellow, and will spend his money in a week. " " Oh, that's all right, " said the lawyer, politely, " I'll take care of that. I'll see that he doesn't get anything. " And he didn't. Neither did anybody else.
How to Eat Pine-Apple.
The following story is told of a Conservative M. P. , who, wishing to conciliate an old captain of a mine, a voter, sent him a splendid pine-apple from his hothouse.
What to read after Everybodys book of English Wit And Humour?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by James Gregory Mumford to read onlineMoreLess
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