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An Unfortunate Family |
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An Unfortunate Family
Miss Jones, whose father was a wealthy alderman, and thought nobody but a rich city man was good enough for his daughter, took the precaution to allow young Brown to get her in the family way. When the youngster was about three months on the road she one morning appealed to her papa to sanction their engagement and she asked for a speedy marriage: "Egad! Do you think I'll ever have that penniless puppy?" "Oh, oh, Papa! But the puppy's had me and there's a baby coming!" sobbed Miss Jones, covering her crimson face with her hands. "Well, I'm buggered!" exclaimed the alderman. "Father! Father! Don't say that; we're such an unfortunate family!" |
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