The Wit and Humor of America, Volume VI. (of X.)

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THE WIT AND HUMOR OF AMERICA In Ten Volumes VOL. VI

EDITED BY MARSHALL P. WILDER

Volume VI Funk and Wagnalls Company New York and London

CONTENTS

GRAINS OF TRUTH BY BILL NYE

CHAD'S STORY OF THE GOOSE BY F. HOPKINSON SMITH

UNCONSCIOUS HUMOR BY J.K. WETHERILL

UP AND DOWN OLD BRANDYWINE BY JAMES WHITCOMB RILEY Up and down

JONES BY LLOYD OSBOURNE I

THE BEAR STORY THAT ALEX "IST MAKED UP HIS-OWN-SE'F" BY JAMES WHITCOMB RILEY

COLONEL CARTER'S STORY OF THE POSTMASTER BY F. HOPKINSON SMITH

LOVE SONNETS OF AN OFFICE BOY BY S.E. KISER I Oh, if you only

MR. DOOLEY ON THE GAME OF FOOTBALL BY FINLEY PETER DUNNE

THE FAIRPORT ART MUSEUM BY OCTAVE THANET

THE BALLAD OF GRIZZLY GULCH [1] BY WALLACE IRWIN

MY PHILOSOFY BY JAMES WHITCOMB RILEY I ain't, ner don't p'tend

THE SOCIETY UPON THE STANISLAUS BY BRET HARTE I reside at Table

LOST CHORDS BY EUGENE FIELD One autumn eve, when soft the

THOUGHTS FER THE DISCURAGED FARMER BY JAMES WHITCOMB RILEY The

THE MODERN FARMER [2] BY JACK APPLETON Observe the modern

THE APOSTASY OF WILLIAM DODGE BY STANLEY WATERLOO

SO WAGS THE WORLD BY ANNE WARNER (With apologies to Samuel Pepys, Esquire) February first

THE PAINTERMINE [3] BY KENYON COX Its innocence deserves no

THE ADVERTISER BY EUGENE FIELD

THE FAMOUS MULLIGAN BALL BY FRANK L. STANTON Did ever you hear

THE GENIAL IDIOT DISCUSSES THE MUSIC CURE BY JOHN KENDRICK BANGS

THE OCTOPUSSYCAT [4] BY KENYON COX I love Octopussy, his arms

THE BOOK-CANVASSER ANONYMOUS

HER VALENTINE BY RICHARD HOVEY What, send her a valentine?

THE WELSH RABBITTERN [5] BY KENYON COX This is a very fearsome

COMIC MISERIES BY JOHN G. SAXE I My dear young friend, whose

THE MERCHANT AND THE BOOK-AGENT ANONYMOUS

THE COQUETTE A Portrait BY JOHN G. SAXE "You're clever at

A SPRING FEELING BY BLISS CARMAN I think it must be spring. I

WASTED OPPORTUNITIES [6] BY ROY FARRELL GREENE

THE WEDDIN' BY JENNIE BETTS HARTSWICK

THE THOMPSON STREET POKER CLUB Some Curious Points in the Noble Game Unfolded BY HENRY GUY CARLETON

THE BUMBLEBEAVER [7] BY KENYON COX A cheerful and industrious

AFTER THE FUNERAL BY JAMES M. BAILEY

CASEY AT THE BAT BY ERNEST LAWRENCE THAYER It looked extremely

THE MARTYRDOM OF MR. STEVENS [8] BY HERBERT QUICK

THE WILD BOARDER [9] BY KENYON COX

DE GRADUAL COMMENCE BY WALLACE BRUCE AMSBARY Oui, Oui, M'sieu,

ABOU BEN BUTLER BY JOHN PAUL Abou, Ben Butler (may his tribe be

LATTER-DAY WARNINGS BY OLIVER WENDELL HOLMES When legislators

IT PAYS TO BE HAPPY [10] BY TOM MASSON She is so gay, so very

JAMES AND REGINALD BY EUGENE FIELD

BANTY TIM REMARKS OF SERGEANT TILMON JOY TO THE WHITE MAN'S

EVENING By A Tailor BY OLIVER WENDELL HOLMES Day hath put on

THE OLD SETTLER His Reasons for Thinking there is Natural Gas in Deep Rock Gulley BY ED. MOTT

VERRE DEFINITE BY WALLACE BRUCE AMSBARY It' verre long, long

THE TALKING HORSE BY JOHN T. McINTYRE

THE OWL-CRITIC BY JAMES T. FIELDS

THE MOSQUITO BY WILLIAM CULLEN BRYANT Fair insect! that, with

"TIDDLE-IDDLE-IDDLE-IDDLE-BUM! BUM!" BY WILBUR D. NESBIT When

MY FIRST CIGAR BY ROBERT J. BURDETTE 'Twas just behind the

SHONNY SCHWARTZ BY CHARLES FOLLEN ADAMS Haf you seen mine

A BULLY BOAT AND A BRAG CAPTAIN A Story of Steamboat Life on the Mississippi BY SOL SMITH

WHEN THE ALLEGASH DRIVE GOES THROUGH BY HOLMAN F. DAY We're

FOOTNOTES:

                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                           

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