Flip flap fables; . g with a broken leg. Whatsthe matter, Partner? said the Bedbug, coming up, you dont seem so musical all at once. Did they takea fall out of you ? 72 Flip Flap Fables Yes, my leg is broken, replied the Mosquito witha groan. Pshaw! Thats too bad. Wait till I pinch ofF apiece of steak for supper, and Ill take you into myhouse. Bill, theres Bugs and Skeeters both in this going to burn sulphur in here to-morrow. Yep, returned Bill. The next day a faint Odor of burning sulphur beganto pervade the room. The Bedbug turned pale at the dreaded fumes. Mosky, theyve got us both
Flip flap fables; . g with a broken leg. Whatsthe matter, Partner? said the Bedbug, coming up, you dont seem so musical all at once. Did they takea fall out of you ? 72 Flip Flap Fables Yes, my leg is broken, replied the Mosquito witha groan. Pshaw! Thats too bad. Wait till I pinch ofF apiece of steak for supper, and Ill take you into myhouse. Bill, theres Bugs and Skeeters both in this going to burn sulphur in here to-morrow. Yep, returned Bill. The next day a faint Odor of burning sulphur beganto pervade the room. The Bedbug turned pale at the dreaded fumes. Mosky, theyve got us both at last, he gasped. The Mosquito dragged itself to the edge of the crackand looked up. There was a slight opening at the top of the window. Excuse me, Im going for help. This is where it paysto be a Mosquito, and it soared through the openingand down the throat of a pretty Jennie Wren that waswaiting outside for something to turn up. MORAL No matter how much Pinguitude your Job has thereare always drawbacks. fe^^US. A Dull Thud was once walking through the forestwhen it came to a tired-looking and very much emaci-ated Stranger sitting in the shade. My friend, you are looking poorly. What is asked the Dull Thud in a sympathizing voice. My name is Laudable Pus and I am nearly deadfrom overwork, replied the Stranger, in a weak voice,as he poured out a dose of Medicine from a long-neckedBottle. Shake, my friend. We are brothers in misery, saidthe Dull Thud, extending his right hand and reachingfor the bottle with his left. I am very glad to meet you, although I do not recallyour features, replied the Laudable Pus. Perhaps not. I am a Dull Thud. You see beforeyou the wreck of a once noble manhood. Like you, Ialmost died from overwork, and my physicians orderedme to retire from active business the rest of my only work I do now is an odd job occasionally. Ah, yes. I remember you now. We used to appearupon the same page. Shake. Have a seat, repliedLaudable Pus, pas
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