Something Picturesque and Witty Lines From a Circus Night
A quirky collection of public remarks and jokes appears in this snippet. It features a senator seeking an implausible win in an airplane or parachute jump, a capitalists remark about wealth, a playful exchange about the letter I, and a circus manager praising contortionists for their deft budgeting.
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Senator Sorghum
Ask Me Another General Quiz 1
A light hearted trivia list asks: Which European country has always been at peace. Why will not asbestos burn. The weight of a cubic foot of solid gold. The meaning of a horse opera. Do barking frogs have a tadpole stage. The difference between diamonds and coal as carbon. The oldest surviving example of printing.
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Europe
Fragmented Educational Snippet Collection
A set of disparate statements includes the location of Andorra between France and Spain, asbestos as noncombustible mineral, a cubic foot of gold weighing 1204 pounds, Westerns called horse operas, barking frog development in the egg, coal as impure carbon and diamonds as pure crystallized carbon, and a Buddhist prayer printed in 756 A D owned by the Art Institute of Chicago.
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Republic of
Andorra
Pymenees
France
Spain
The
Art Institute of Chicago
Peggy chooses Camels for slower burn and more puffs
Eggy relies on horse sense in choosing her cigarettes and finds Camels offer slower burning smoke with milder, cooler flavor. Like many, she believes Camels provide more pleasure per puff and more puffs per pack.
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Eggy
Peggy
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