Billy the Bore in Dulcie Drayton Romance
In Temple Bailey story Billy, tall but not bright, competes with a poet and a boastful halfback for Dulcie Drayton at a college. Dulcie weighs love against money and status, tests suitors with a ruse, and ultimately chooses Billy, who proves steady and sincere over charm and ego.
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Boots and a Pillow Polished by a Landlord
A comical London scraps paragraph recalls a guest at a lodging house who refuses to clean his own boots. The land-lord corrects him, revealing the soiled item on the bed is a pillow, not a boot polishing pad. The tale closes with a joke about a bald boy in a separate schoolroom quip.
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