Diogenes Quits Over Honesty Search and Mink Tale
The piece sketches Diogenes quitting the quest for an honest man, lamenting widespread dishonesty and noting the emergence of nearly honest types. It blends satire on bribery, influence peddling, and societal decay with playful asides about a mink and a suspended lantern.
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Texas Tall One and Mouse Traps in Porch
A Texan shrugs at mosquito complaints by saying screen doors are unsportsmanlike and they use mouse traps. A racy joke follows about a child misinterpreting math and marriage gifts. A veteran narrator quips about aging, marriage, and money with a lemon of his purse line.
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