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THE TOLERANT SEX
George was a fellow who never could see
That women knew more than their mere 66 A B C,"
The comment that always he'd chortle with glee
Was: 'She does pretty well - for a woman."
A girl wrote a book - an astonishing hit;
A model of style, to say nothing of wit.
But all you could get that poor boob to admit
Was: "She writes pretty well - for a woman."
He married at last. Was his prejudice fled?
You've never met George. On the day he was wed
He yielded a lot, for I'm told that he said:
66 She's a pretty good sort-for a woman."
They'd go to a lecture; they'd go to a play;
Where woman was It and where man was passe,
But all you could ever induce him to bray
Was: 66 She does pretty well-for a woman."
Their baby was born. As he stood at the side
Of the bed and looked down at his wife, happy-eyed,
FAIR UTILITARIAN
And the infant, I'm told he admitted with pride
That she'd done pretty well -" for a woman."
MADGE: Wha are you doing-studying that wai map?
MARJORIE: I was ust lovely Homes those
Mexican worlds would make for new dances.
MANUAL LABOR
FIRST FINANCIAL BRIGAND (after a melon-cutting) : Don't fail to
attend the directors' meeting this afternoon, Grafton. Very important
IE REAL SPENDERS
business.
SKIDS: I can sell you lists of names of people earning three, four, and
SECOND FINANCIAL BRIGAND: What's doing now?
five thousand dollars a year.
FIRST FINANCIAL BRIGAND: We're going to draw lots to see who'll
SKITTLES: H'm, have you any lists of people earning, say, three
burn the books!
thousand a year and stending four thousand?
Batfon
2 ND
the
J.held
Edition
the
Danfant
Coffee
Youngf
Crooked
Satiref
Billet
houfe
forfale
Lodging
Kamer'
Printinghoufe
apotiecary
Cigar
f.C.D.
0
jheld
P. Stuyvesant Helps His
UNPUBLISHED WOODCUTS
B. Franklin, of Boston,
Wife Make Doughnuts
Enters Philadelphia
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