clerical humour is good old leat of the for who checked his tee-darditied male flock by telling them: "Ye ramper yer perrzons and ye adorn yer bodies, and what—That ye may become a morsel for the warm!
Iudicrous effect. Dr. Herdman, of Melrose, once pray-ca behalf of a great charity, "Not, O Lord, that we can expect exch a great donation for this charity a= we hed on the same occasion last year, for many of the donors ai that time are gone to glory, and others"—here he paused, Vut only for a moment—"to different parts of the country." "What a ood get-out!" exclaims Mr. Elliot.
And, to conclude there is a Berne story. During the rehearsal of the Scois elders for "The Little lone
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