Animals at Play and Villagers in Anecdotes
Morning miscellany recalls polar bears bathing for cleanliness and fun at a zoo, monkeys and crocodiles avoidance, and a tiger cooling in a hot Indian day. A humorous legal tale follows about Fat O Plaherty and Mickey Dolan over a horse’s death, then a classroom quizzing on the ten plagues, ending with Wilkinson returning to a village and noting Barnes’s windmill missing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sir Samuel Baker
Alger
Pat O'Plaherty
Micky Dolan
Pat
Mickey
Nortion
Fat
Iverything
Wilkinson
Seedy Bard Looks for Aid on a Cold Day
A pale droll figure, described as a living specimen of the Bard, asks an elderly man for help as north wind blows through ragged attire. He grimly shows a tattered sleeve and claims to owe rents, prompting the old man to offer sixpence after recognizing the point of the joke.
Wrong Use of Time by the Doctor in Ailing Patient
An ailing lady speaks clearly as a doctor, needing to examine her tongue, but the physician interrupts saying his time is not his own and asks to view her tongue instead. The exchange reveals the doctor’s hurried attitude and the patient’s insistence on medical examination.
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