SHE--A writer says that in order to succeed a man must be ninety-five per cent
SHE--"A writer says that in order to succeed a man must be
ninety-five per cent. backbone."
HE--"Oh, I don't know. A good many who have managed to arrive are
ninety-five per cent. cheek."
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Say Dad what is an expert accountant
"Say Dad, what is an expert accountant?" "An expert accountant," replied the father, "is a man who becomes famous by robbing a bank for two years before he is discovered." ... Say did you ever feel as if you wanted to 'hit the pipe
"Say, did you ever feel as if you wanted to 'hit the pipe?'" "No, but I've often felt as if I wanted to hit the man who was smoking it." ... Say pop do people take snuff nowadays
"Say, pop, do people take snuff nowadays?" "Sometimes, my son." "Oh, then its all right?" "What is all right?" "Why, I heard mamma telling Aunt Amy that you wasn't up to snuff." ... Says his lordship to Thomas Your rent I must raise I'm so plaguily pinch'd for the pelf
Says his lordship to Thomas, "Your rent I must raise, I'm so plaguily pinch'd for the pelf." "Raise my rent!" replies Thomas; "your honor's main good. For I never can raise it myself." ... SCENE--Cabstand
SCENE--Cabstand. Lady distributing tracts, hands one to cabby, who glances at it, hands it back and says politely, "Thank you, lady, but I'm a married man." Lady nervously looks at the title, and reading, "Abide with me," hurriedly departs, to the... See here sir remonstrated the young gentleman I got up to give my seat to the lady not to you
"See here, sir," remonstrated the young gentleman, "I got up to give my seat to the lady, not to you." "Ach, dat's all right. She's my vife," he responded placidly. And he kept the seat. ... SENTIMENTAL WIFE--Last night I dreamt that I was in heaven
SENTIMENTAL WIFE--Last night I dreamt that I was in heaven. GRUFF HUSBAND--You did, eh? Why the deuce didn't you stay there? ... Servant--The plumber says this check should be $5 more
Servant--The plumber says this check should be $5 more. Castleton--But it's the amount asked for. "Yes, sir. But you've kept him waitin' for nearly an hour."--Life. ... Seven little missionaries-- Horrible their fate-- Cannibals picked clean their bones Then they were ate
Seven little missionaries-- Horrible their fate-- Cannibals picked clean their bones Then they were ate. ... SHE (approvingly)--You won her hand then
SHE (approvingly)--You won her hand, then? HE (rather glumly)--Humph--I presume so. I'm under her thumb. ... She heard the fog-horn blowing And what is that
She heard the fog-horn blowing, "And what is that?" quoth she, The sailor merrily Replied: "it's just the dog-watch, ma'am, Whose bark is on the sea." ... She thinks that her husband is very economical
"She thinks that her husband is very economical." "In what way?" "She says that although he is passionately fond of cloves, he never eats but one at a time." ... She wants to be punctual always on time So carries her watch where she goes
She wants to be punctual, always on time, So carries her watch where she goes. And if you examine her wardrobe you'll find She even has clocks on her hose. ... SHE--A writer says that in order to succeed a man must be ninety-five per cent
SHE--"A writer says that in order to succeed a man must be ninety-five per cent. backbone." HE--"Oh, I don't know. A good many who have managed to arrive are ninety-five per cent. cheek." ... SHE--Are you fond of tea
SHE--"Are you fond of tea?" HE--"Yes; but I like the next letter better." ... She--I had a $5 bill in this dictionary yesterday and I can't find it anywhere
She--I had a $5 bill in this dictionary yesterday and I can't find it anywhere. He--Did you look among the Vs, dear? ... SHE--I think this a lovely hat you bought me George but really it's a sin to pay $50
SHE--"I think this a lovely hat you bought me, George, but really it's a sin to pay $50.00 for it." HE--"Well, the sin is on your own head, not mine." ... SHE--They say that your father is a millionaire
SHE--"They say that your father is a millionaire. Is it true?" HE--"Yes; and, strange to say, I am one also." SHE--"How do you make that out?" HE--"Why, I am the only child, therefore I am a million heir, of course." ... She--They say the eyes are the windows of the soul I believe
She--They say the eyes are the windows of the soul, I believe. He--Yes; and when a man goes into a drug store and shuts a window quickly, the clerk knows just about what the poor soul wants. ... SHE--Why do they call it an arm of the sea
SHE--Why do they call it an arm of the sea? HE--Because it hugs the shore, I guess. ... SHE--You can't eat cake and keep it
SHE--You can't eat cake and keep it. HE--Oh, yes, you can--the kind you make. ... SHE--You look as though you had raised Ned at your club last night
SHE--You look as though you had raised Ned at your club last night. HE--I did; and, what is worse, he raised me back. ... SHE--You say your automobile has been acting strangely all day
SHE--"You say your automobile has been acting strangely all day?" HE--"Yes; it has stopped I don't know how many times." SHE--"And what are you putting the oil on it for?" HE--"To stop it stopping." ... SHE--You used to call me the light of your life
SHE--"You used to call me the light of your life." HE--"Ah, but I had no idea then how much it would cost to keep it burning." ... SIBLY--When Steve proposed to me he acted like a fish out of water
SIBLY--When Steve proposed to me he acted like a fish out of water. TIRPIE--Why shouldn't he? He knew he was caught. ... SILLICUS--Do you think we shall know each other in the hereafter
SILLICUS--Do you think we shall know each other in the hereafter? CYNICUS--I hope so. Few of us really know each other here. ...