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to do the murder. X, ister?
jn—Well, you're too H. C.—Yea, that’s what arom -
latej the murder's been done. ed my curiosity.
—Ranger.
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for you. You will never be why didn’t you signal?
to work again. Flapper—There is no signal
Student—Wadda you for what I wanted to do.
bad news?
—Jack-O’-Lantern.
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ib—That is a snappy gown The girl friend cracked a
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Yes, this is the tp>wn You mean she laughed?
to teas. | . ' No, no. It was my smile,
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heavy lately have you ? at all.
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