The Wit and Humor of America, Volume VI. (of X.)
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THE WIT AND HUMOR OF AMERICA
In Ten Volumes
VOL. VI
VOL. VI
In Ten Volumes
VOL. VI
VOL. VI
THE WIT AND HUMOR OF AMERICA
EDITED BY MARSHALL P. WILDER
Volume VI
Funk & Wagnalls Company New York and London Copyright MDCCCCVII, BOBBS-MERRILL COMPANY Copyright MDCCCCXI, THE THWING COMPANY
Funk & Wagnalls Company New York and London Copyright MDCCCCVII, BOBBS-MERRILL COMPANY Copyright MDCCCCXI, THE THWING COMPANY
CONTENTS
COMPLETE INDEX AT THE END OF VOLUME X.
COMPLETE INDEX AT THE END OF VOLUME X.
GRAINS OF TRUTH
CHAD'S STORY OF THE GOOSE
UNCONSCIOUS HUMOR
THE BEAUTIFUL CIRCUS GIRL
THE BEAUTIFUL CIRCUS GIRL
UP AND DOWN OLD BRANDYWINE
JONES
I
II
III
IV
V
I
II
III
IV
V
THE BEAR STORY
THAT ALEX "IST MAKED UP HIS-OWN-SE'F"
THAT ALEX "IST MAKED UP HIS-OWN-SE'F"
COLONEL CARTER'S STORY OF THE POSTMASTER
LOVE SONNETS OF AN OFFICE BOY
I
VI
VIII
XIII
XXVII
I
VI
VIII
XIII
XXVII
MR. DOOLEY ON THE GAME OF FOOTBALL
THE FAIRPORT ART MUSEUM
THE BALLAD OF GRIZZLY GULCH[1]
MY PHILOSOFY
THE SOCIETY UPON THE STANISLAUS
LOST CHORDS
THOUGHTS FER THE DISCURAGED FARMER
THE MODERN FARMER[2]
THE APOSTASY OF WILLIAM DODGE
SO WAGS THE WORLD
(With apologies to Samuel Pepys, Esquire)
February first
February third
February eighth
February twentieth
March nineteenth
April sixteenth
May tenth
June seventh (the Mountains)
August tenth
August twentieth
September sixteenth
October twenty-ninth
November sixth
December ninth
December tenth
January seventeenth
April eleventh
February first
(With apologies to Samuel Pepys, Esquire)
February first
February third
February eighth
February twentieth
March nineteenth
April sixteenth
May tenth
June seventh (the Mountains)
August tenth
August twentieth
September sixteenth
October twenty-ninth
November sixth
December ninth
December tenth
January seventeenth
April eleventh
February first
THE PAINTERMINE[3]
THE ADVERTISER
THE FAMOUS MULLIGAN BALL
THE GENIAL IDIOT DISCUSSES THE MUSIC CURE
THE OCTOPUSSYCAT[4]
THE BOOK-CANVASSER
ANONYMOUS
ANONYMOUS
HER VALENTINE
THE WELSH RABBITTERN[5]
COMIC MISERIES
I
II
III
IV
V
VI
VII
VIII
I
II
III
IV
V
VI
VII
VIII
THE MERCHANT AND THE BOOK-AGENT
ANONYMOUS
ANONYMOUS
THE COQUETTE
A Portrait
A Portrait
A SPRING FEELING
WASTED OPPORTUNITIES[6]
THE WEDDIN'
THE THOMPSON STREET POKER CLUB
Some Curious Points in the Noble Game Unfolded
Some Curious Points in the Noble Game Unfolded
THE BUMBLEBEAVER[7]
AFTER THE FUNERAL
CASEY AT THE BAT
THE MARTYRDOM OF MR. STEVENS[8]
THE WILD BOARDER[9]
DE GRADUAL COMMENCE
ABOU BEN BUTLER
LATTER-DAY WARNINGS
IT PAYS TO BE HAPPY[10]
JAMES AND REGINALD
BANTY TIM
REMARKS OF SERGEANT TILMON JOY TO THE WHITE MAN'S COMMITTEE OF SPUNKY POINT, ILLINOIS
REMARKS OF SERGEANT TILMON JOY TO THE WHITE MAN'S COMMITTEE OF SPUNKY POINT, ILLINOIS
EVENING
THE OLD SETTLER
His Reasons for Thinking there is Natural Gas in Deep Rock Gulley
His Reasons for Thinking there is Natural Gas in Deep Rock Gulley
VERRE DEFINITE
THE TALKING HORSE
THE OWL-CRITIC
THE MOSQUITO
"TIDDLE-IDDLE-IDDLE-IDDLE-BUM! BUM!"
MY FIRST CIGAR
SHONNY SCHWARTZ
A BULLY BOAT AND A BRAG CAPTAIN
A Story of Steamboat Life on the Mississippi
A Story of Steamboat Life on the Mississippi
WHEN THE ALLEGASH DRIVE GOES THROUGH
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