Since this avowal tl ■ I !: -i ..id'n* ire.
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tantalising by w—siring m!*tk 'oe In t' -Ir i
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take.* a notion to kiss h' . ’ . or'* wife,
daughter or svv. ■ -h--art n- it i n!d t-» ho
working havoc with vl-e Imi.ginations of
men i.uturallv inc! i ■*■! • > ; ng. These
men vary In age*, but ft Is * fe to say that
the sp- tes Is to ' • f< . e*t In two
extremes—beardless y ’ * and gray
hafred or bald-h> ;-.-?cd g. m.- ~ Tn<b*ed.
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of tho kissing habit—a habit that. Ir is
ncdless to say. Is urplra«tr t to other peo
ple. like all the n» rs. I
Sone • > . : i. t; '■ -■ in e- ; -'y I
youth and contirpies right might a! ng I
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upon his grave. For In : nee. a beau h* re j
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declared tl it sli co he ! id h< -rd t hat k ss- I
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wild desire to kiss every girl he meets. a
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never been able to kiss anybe-ly but his
mother, v.hal to -io about It and the latter
a l-. I '■ :• ' ■ r • ' to Boston
a: 1 *-t cun ”
Love nt the Cross Roads.
"John, you l>e-?n a-k-- pin’ comp’ny r-fth
mo S' a • 1 !-. • • -.' you h- n’t
give ' • ! ary < : - '-t- ;"1'- yt'”’
"I”' ’■ . -you air.
What you want fer Christmas’”
"W. li?”
"Es you’ll give • ”
"Talk It out. Sue!”
"A r-'i ■ -. "
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