Caricature; wit and humor of a nation in picture, song and story . lubton grasped it convulsively withboth hands and brought his entire weight to bear uponit. He turned the key slowly, fearing that his handswould slip from it, and because of his full weight against it, the doer suddenly swung inward and Clubtosprawled upon the floor. Dazed, he arose slowly, guiding his course by thewall, and groped his way to the button and switched onthe lights. He closed the door, and, getting a whiskbroom,brushed carefully his clothing. He next divested him-self of the major portion of his personal adornmen
Caricature; wit and humor of a nation in picture, song and story . lubton grasped it convulsively withboth hands and brought his entire weight to bear uponit. He turned the key slowly, fearing that his handswould slip from it, and because of his full weight against it, the doer suddenly swung inward and Clubtosprawled upon the floor. Dazed, he arose slowly, guiding his course by thewall, and groped his way to the button and switched onthe lights. He closed the door, and, getting a whiskbroom,brushed carefully his clothing. He next divested him-self of the major portion of his personal adornment andthrew all in a heap upon the floor. Then he crawledinto bed and was shortly fighting a nightmare. He awoke late the following morning considerablyrefreshed and feeling chipper. Clubton was an old-timer, and the-morning-after headaches were a thingof a dim past. The lights were still burning in a vainattempt to outdo the sunshine. His clothing lay in aheap where he had thrown it, save for one shoe whichstill encompassed his right foot, the other posing grace. UNCLE TOMS CABBIN.
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