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1. Mrs. and Mr. settle down for a nice, quiet evening. She sews, he scans headlines. He's had a good day at the office, and is feeling great.
2. "Daddy, you sneezed!" the little woman exclaims. "It's nothing," he comforts her. "Just a kickback from too much pepper in the wiener schnitzel."
5. "Daddy, now you hiccuped ! Have you got a chill? Can you stand the ride to the hospital? Should I call a specialist?" Says he, gloomily, "Hiccup!"
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6 'Boo! I'll bet I scared away the nasty old hies! You say I nearly gave you heart failure? Well, ™t just goes to show how sick you really are!"
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partner in pantomime is a hundred pounds of ceaseless energy named Imogene Coca, and together there's hardly a domestic situatiori they haven't burlesqued in the course of the season. Maybe the little scene below's from your home.
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3. "Daddy, you sneezed again! I know it's pneumonia. Is your head hot? Let me feel your pulse. Oh, I can just see them rolling in' the oxygen tent!"
4. "It's only pepper, I tell you. Take that thermometer away. I never felt better in my life. What are you trying to do, anyway, make me sick?"
'• "I blew something in your eye when I jumped at you? Well, just you hold still while Mommie takes the horrid old speck out of Daddy's eye."
8. Evening's end. Mr. still mutters "pepper" at intervals. Mrs. sews happily — didn't she save him from pneumonia? Or worse? Or even worse?
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