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Changing Places

“They say that she was his stenographer before marriage.”

“She has evidently reversed the order of things.”

“How so?”

“She does the dictating now.”

Economy

Young Husband: “I see that sugar has gone down two points.”

Young Wife: “Has it? I’ll get a couple of pounds to-day, then.”


Best Man (seeing couple off on honeymoon): “Here you are—just a few magazines to help pass away the time.”


Hostess (to small guest, who is casting lingering glances at the cakes): “I don’t think you can eat any more of those cakes, can you, John?”

John: “No, I don’t think I can. But may I stroke them?”


Mr. Househunter: “I don’t care for those flats we looked at to-day. The rooms are too narrow, and the ceilings are too low.”

Mrs. Househunter: “But they are cheap, dear; and you and I are neither very wide nor very high.”

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