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Down to the last lump.
They'll save a lot of time by starting construction right away, too.
The only place where the strangle hold is still allowed.
Another campaign slogan found wanting. (Optional line): Letting business alone doesn't seem to work very well.
Waiting for the rattle of coal down the chute. (Optional line): Looks as if an invitation to the operators wasn't quite enough.
Aren't the new developments in surgery wonderful?
Sad but true.
The fable of the stork and the fox. (Bottom): Once upon a time a stork and a fox, having gained a reputation for bull-headed enmity, decided to pull a series of get-together luncheons to show the public their kindly spirits. There upon the stork with great show of magnanimity invited the fox to dinner served in a long-necked urn where there was only room for his long bill to reach the savory viands; the fox, not to be outdone in generous hospitality, invited the stork to participate in a return benefit tea party which was served in a shallow saucer, in which the stork could only dip the end of his bill; whereupon each with a great air of injured innocence pointed to the ingratitude of the other; moral: we'll never get anywhere this way.
We still can't see anything the matter with it.
The Great Gold Rush of 1922. (Subtitles): The discouraging year of 1921; and the long uncertain wait during the winter of 1921-1922; and in the early Spring after a winter of privation and hardships; and the long hard summer of 1922 with fortune within their grasp.
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