The Archive · 1939

Still Certain

Atm (to her little niece) you had toothache yesterday hing now?

"They tell me Has it stopped Niece: "Don't know auntie,"

Auntie: "Don't know; surely you know if he tooth aching now."

Niece: "No, I don't; the dentist has got it."

Proved It SwurH and Brown were having a friendly argument about whose cabbages were the ger, and, to prove his case, Smith volun-cered to go and fetch one from the garden.

"Surely, me good follo said Brown, whea s friend returned "you wouldn't have the to call that a decent cabbage?"

"Well," was the reply, "I took it out of your "orde:

Sentenced were talking about second-sight and things like that the other night, and a chap said:

My brother knew beforehand the year month, and day of his death. He even knew how he was going to die."

"Blimey!" I said. "How did he know that?"

"The judge told him."

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