Winsor McCay: Early Works IV
Series: Winsor McCay: Early Works
Publisher: Checker Book Publishing Group
Published: January 5, 2005
Place of publication: Miamisburg, OH.
Language: eng
Format: Paperback
Number of pages: 198
ISBN-13: 9780975380819
Subjects: Graphic novels; Humor; Comics & Cartoons; Comics & Graphic Novels; General; Topic - Political; Comics & Graphic Novels / General; Comic books, strips, etc; McCay, Winsor
Table of contents: title: Front cover
label: {[Cole's Monster Exhibitions] circus adversisment.}; title: 5
label: New York on $75 a Week. Introduction by Mark Thompson; title: 6
label: Dreams of the Rarebit Fiend: The Weekday Strips; title: 7
label: "Well! I have got to get up! Yep! I've -" "Got to get that early -" #337, October 31, 1907; title: 8
label: "I have two minutes in which to get to the boat for Aus-tralia, I'll buy a paper to read on the way." #335, October 24, 1907; title: 9
label: "I don't see why I can't eat in peace. Polly you are always begging! -" #315, August 15, 1907; title: 10
label: "Well, the time is ripe! Me. Get busy!" I do believe there's a man. A burglar in this room! Oh!!! I'll scream anyway!" #313, August 8, 1907; title: 11
label: "Can I have my sal-ery please, Mr. Brown?" [Cashier] "You certain-ly can. Um! Yes. Whether you have earned it or it not. Young man!" #325, September 19, 1907; title: 12
label: "I belief I vill hit yoh lunch a little, I am mit a ap-petite today!" #327 September 26, 1907 (also appears in volume II, page 44 in better quality); title: 13
label: "Yes, He was! Mama's littla dookin's! Mama's itta sweevins! Her own itty witty scoozins!" #323 September 12, 1907 (also appears in volume IX, page 27 in better quality); title: 14
label: "Ladies and gentlemen! I respectful-ly call your atten-tion to my wonder-fully educated rhinoserious." #329, October 3, 1907; title: 15
label: "This air is so balmy this morning. I'm tempted to not go to church." #319, August 29, 1907; title: 16
label: "Well! I am home at last! Back to the good old fire-side. And oh! With what a sosh! Um!" #331, October 10, 1907; title: 17
label: "Gracious!!!!!! There's my train coming! If I miss it. I am lost! -" #317, August 22, 1907; title: 18
label: "Ha! I'm home at last. And mighty glad of it! I am dead for a sleep! I'll not be long -" #333, October 17, 1907; title: 19
label: "Gracious! I hope you are not going to have another fit of coughing." "Oh! Dear! Yes! I am I can't help it!" #345, November 28, 1907; title: 20
label: "Hum! I'm lucky to get this fine seat! I hope nobody comes and planks -" #347, December 5, 1907; title: 21
label: "You naughty doggie! I don't love you anymore you bad boy! I'm going to put you in the cellar." #339, November 7, 1907; title: 22
label: "There's nothing like the straw heap after all! They can stay up all night -" #341, November 14, 1907; title: 23
label: "Ah! Here's my new hat! And it is a beaut!!!" "Looks great fine!! Fits elegantly too! ha ha!!" #349, December 12, 1907; title: 24
label: "Well! I suppose I've got to get busy and shovel -" "Off this blamed old snow! It will do me good at that! -" #351, December 19, 1907; title: 25
label: "In accepting this position, understand? It is expedient. Re-quisite. Necessary - understand?" #353, December 26, 1907; title: 26
label: "I was lucky to get this money out of that bank before it blew out! Now. To hide the bundle so none -" #343, November 21, 1907; title: 27
label: "The president is re-spons-ible!" "No he is not! I'll tell you why." "Listen to me gentle-men!" #355, January 2, 1908; title: 28
label: "Ah! Here's my breakfast. It looks good too! I guess I will start with a little -" #375, March 12, 1908; title: 29
label: "By George! That was a delicious rarebit! I did certainly enjoy it! Now for a nice smoke and then, I'll go home!" #365, February 6, 1908; title: 30
label: "Will I stay in the house today and read or shall I go out and take a -" #373, March 5, 1908; title: 31
label: "Ladies and gentlemen, I shall en-deavor to entertain -" #363, January 30, 1908; title: 32
label: "Why don't you try it on some else first? In case it might not work -" #367, February 13, 1908; title: 33
label: "You do something dearie. Everyone here has done some-thing to help entertain -" #369, February 20, 1908; title: 34
label: "Yes, this is me, Min! I can't find anything that will match -" #359, January 16, 1908; title: 35
label: "Well! I can't stand this any longer I've thrown -" "Every thing I possess. My shoes! My bric-a-brac! Every -" #357, January 9, 1908; title: 36
label: "This is what is good for a fel-low! It makes one's blood cir-culate through -" #387, April 23, 1908; title: 37
label: "Who is in this next space to me. I wonder! I'll look in and - Oh!" "Who are you looking at? Eh?" #396, May 28, 1908; title: 38
label: "Ah! It's day light! I must get up!" "I've got to meet a guy at nine thirty!" #394, May 21, 1908; title: 39
label: "Huh! That's too bad. I've drop-ped my cane! And I'm -" "In such a hurry! Well, I'll try to pick up, which I know -" #392, May 14, 1908; title: 40
label: "Well, I'm going to leave you, I've got a checker game on out. Home this evening and must get home earlt!" "So long. Old Chappi!" #390, May 7, 1908; title: 41
label: "Here's where I catch the merry old blue blaz-er!" "It's my key yes! It's mine. but, why -" #385, April 16, 1908; title: 42
label: "What be-came of my cigar-ette? I had it a second ago!" "I had it in my hand. I know I did this minute!" #389, April 30, 1908; title: 43
label: "I want a hair-cut a good one too. Or, look out!" "I understand nice day isn't it? Warm -" #383, April 9, 1908; title: 44
label: "What ever possessed me when I climbed up this mount-ain is more than I can figure!" #379, March 26, 1908; title: 45
label: "Well! Now I tink I tage a scmoke after my dinner! Yaw! Das goot!" #377, March 19, 1908; title: 46
label: "I'll jes lay heah an' sleep lil bit -" "Oh! What am datta hit me so hahd?" #398, June 4, 1908 {3 panels across and 4 down version, of original 4 across and three down}; title: 47
label: "It's near-ly time he was coming he said he -" "Would be here at three and it is now five minutes of it!" #402, June 18, 1908; title: 48
label: "Eeee aaah ooooh wow! I've nothing to do! I be-lieve I'll go out to the race track today!" #404, June 25, 1908; title: 49
label: "Now, I'm going to duck down again and see how long I can stay under! It's so nice and cool down there below! Um!" #406, July 2, 1908; title: 50
label: "Now. I'm going to get on this car and go and see my girl! But I'll" #408, July 9, 1908; title: 51
label: "I can go any where with this boat! You can't upset it! No -" #412, July 23, 1908; title: 52
label: "Well. I'll try the aw-ful stuff! I've tried everything but this without -" #410, July 16, 1908 (also appears in volume II, page 52); title: 53
label: "Oh! Don't go so fast!!! Is that fel-low crazy?" "Do you see where he is going" "He's surely lost control!" #414, July 30, 1908; title: 54
label: "Well. I hope I get a good night's rest! I need it sure!" "Just as I thought would happen!" #416, August 6, 1908; title: 55
label: "Well sir! At last, I'm to see the great sal-ome dance! I've heard so much about it! Ah! It's going to -" #418, August 13, 1908; title: 56
label: "Um! I cer-tainly do wish I had a nice melon -" "Wha' is dat? Huh! Wow!" #422, August 27, 1908; title: 57
label: Dreams of the Rarebit Fiend: The Saturday Strips; title: 58
label: "What will yere woife say. Eh?" "Never mind her! come on. Nora, and fly with me! Come!" #318, August 24, 1907; title: 59
label: "Say George! I heard the funniest story to-nightthat I ever lis-tened to. You want to hear it?" #336, October 26, 1907; title: 60
label: "This is the first time I ever got a good front seat. Where I could see every play! Yep!" #332, October 12, 1907; title: 61
label: "Meeeow! Oh! Wow! Meeeow!" "I'm going to pick up my bed and walk! I can't stand that yee-owling!" #324, September 14, 1907; title: 62
label: "I hope your new racer is not of the old fashion-ed type -" "No! It's the newest make! Come!" #322, September 7, 1907; title: 63
label: "Dis hotel is sixty-five stories highes up I eva wuz!" #320, August 31, 1907; title: 64
label: "Ah! Ah! Here's A Speeder!" "Cut that out!! Hey!!! Cut that out!!" #314, August 10, 1907; title: 65
label: "Eeee aaaa! Eh! Oh! Ee -" "Oh! I do wish you could rid your self of that hay fever! You'll sneeze your -" #312, August 3, 1907; title: 66
label: "Oh! Mr. Soondaddy! Come here! Quick! Please! There's the strangest looking bird I ever saw -" #330, October 5, 1907; title: 67
label: "Well. Cap-tain I hear you are going to try to out-do the re-cord speed of the lusi-tania. A-cross the Atlantic. I hope you succed. Sir!" #328, September 28, 1907; title: 68
label: "My grac-hous' it's hot in this house I can't stand this heat!" "That new furnace is a wonder!" #354, December 28, 1907; title: 69
label: "Well. What did you get for Christmas?" "Um! Lots of things! Of course I received your beautiful -" #352, December 21, 1907; title: 70
label: "Well sir! When I first came  to China to live. I thought I'd never learn to read these Chinese news papers. Now I can read and I must say, I enjoy them -" #338, November 2, 1907; title: 71
label: "Be care-ful. Pet! Don't fall!" "Dap! Dap! Dap! Um! Diddip! Dap horsey!" #350, December 14, 1907; title: 72
label: "Tis not a very nice thing for me to be doing. But I must get money, someway." #348, December 7, 1907; title: 73
label: "That Spanish count. Eh. Yes em'! Das he! Missa!" "Tell him it will be impos-sible for me to see him today!" #340, November 9, 1907; title: 74
label: "After the choir sings. "We do no trust in anybody any more." I'd like to ask the con-gregation to assemble in the basement!" #344, November 23, 1907; title: 75
label: "The air is awful dry up here. Isn't it? Wheo!!" "Um! Should say so!!" #346, November 30, 1907; title: 76
label: "It wud be as aisy for me to forget the day oi left ould Ireland as it 'ud be fur me te fer-get the day I ex-pect to go back there again." #342, November 16, 1907; title: 77
label: "Sold your horse. Eh, and bought an auto-mobile?" "Yep! Thought I'd buy something that would not eat me out of a house and home!" #362, January 25, 1908; title: 78
label: "Well! What'll we do? I am starving!" "So be I! there's nothing left to eat!" #360, January 18, 1908; title: 79
label: "What do you ask for the prop-erty as it stands? Mister -" "Well I'll tell you." #364, February 1, 1908; title: 80
label: "For mercy's sake! You're not going to join another lodge are you? I thought you were through -" #356, January 4, 1908; title: 81
label: "Ever since she went to see the gay old maid and heard that waltz song." #358, January 11, 1908; title: 82
label: "[Department Store] "Oh! That's so! I forgot! Mother told me to be sure and buy a pair of mitts." #366, February 8, 1908; title: 83
label: "I'm so glad you're here to help me receive! You see that plenty of cigarettes are served while I will attend to the rest -" #372, February 29, 1908; title: 84
label: "I hate dese heah sky-scrapping hotels! Wen tha make us help sleep on the steenth floi I'm gine quite!" #374, March 7, 1908; title: 85
label: "Who is that party look-ing at? Ever since oive bean schand-in here oim being oggled at! Huh!" #376, March 14, 1908; title: 86
label: "Well, this is my last night! At sun rise. Tomorrow I go to the chair." #384, April 11, 1908; title: 87
label: "Say, Rastus where is Beatrice has she been in here?" "Wy! She's in her room I think sewin! Yassah!" #382, April 4, 1908; title: 88
label: "Well. Let us see what is doing today! I think I'll have to -" #397, May 30, 1908; title: 89
label: "I'll tell you what we'll do! We'll take a sail down broadway! What do you say. Eh?" #395, May 23, 1908; title: 90
label: "The next on the programme is Prof. Idiot. The only man who has ever succeded in subduing and training the ferocious fold-ing bed!" #391, May 9, 1908; title: 91
label: "I wonder if I couldn't slip in somewhere and get a drink with out my wife knowing it!" #380, March 28, 1908; title: 92
label: "Gentlemen let us first consider this thing in its true light! Take Roosevelt." #388, April 25, 1908; title: 93
label: "Well. I think I have read enough yep! I'll blow out my little old can-dle. Turn over and go to sleep!" #378, March 21, 1908; title: 94
label: "Well, I must get up and go to the office! It's late! Hum! I hate to get up. Huh!" #386, April 18, 1908; title: 95
label: "Well, I'm glad I closed that deal, I'll go home, now go to bed and rest a -" #421, August 22, 1908; title: 96
label: "{Musical notes, above symphony.} "That's the third time you have slapped my face! What -" #423, August 29, 1908; title: 97
label: "I never can love again like I love you. Never a-gain! No!" "I love you. Shorty, you know I do but we must not marry!" #419, August 15, 1908; title: 98
label: "Where are you going? I'm so afraid you'll get hurt. Dear! Where are you going?" #413, July 25, 1908; title: 99
label: "{Monkeys swinging over hand straps.} Fares! Please!" "Hey! Duffy! Come on! Cut out that rarebit dream!" #417, August 8, 1908; title: 100
label: "Well, at last I am away from the Earth! I don't know how I came to be here on Mars, nor." #401, June 13, 1908; title: 101
label: "Now. Let's see! I must get theatre tickets. Buy a new neck-tie and take my wife out to dine!" #409, July 11, 1908; title: 102
label: "In one way this isn't a bad post of duty. It could be worse. For instance sup-pose this traffic was on the surface." #415, August 1, 1908; title: 103
label: "What a lovely day! Just hot enough to make the shade." "Pleasant if it were not for the gnats one could sleep!" #403, June 20, 1908; title: 104
label: "Since mama has found out that we are not going away this summer. She is coming to visit us. -" #399, June 6, 1908; title: 105
label: {Baseball flying around the world.} [Coney Island], [Boston], [Ireland], [London], [Paris], [Switzerland] "You're safe! You're safe!" #411, July 18, 1908; title: 106
label: "Be careful, Warren!" "Oh! I'll only wade out up to my neck and cool off a bit. Dora" #405, June 27, 1908; title: 107
label: "Huraaay for the mayor!" "Hurray for the mayor!" "Hur-ray! Hur-ray!" "Hurray for the mayor!" #407, July 4, 1908; title: 108
label: New York Editorial Period; title: 109
label: {United States Capital before and after being destroyed.} What could happen - and would; title: 110
label: {Uncle Sam shoveling} [Undesirable Aliens] {and placing them into a barrel saying} [Derportation], near dock with signs [Immigration] [Steamers for Europe]; title: 111
label: Trying to start something {A man called} [Bolshevism] {climbing over the} [Chinese Wall] with a torch of [Unrest]; title: 112
label: Safety first for the pedestrian - Straphanger {People holding onto conveyor belt straps above traffic.}; title: 113
label: What cities will rise? {A Native American with a spear riding a boat in front of a lage city with taller and taller buildings in the background.}; title: 114
label: {A city with trees between the empty ruins of buildings and tribal type people walking the streets} Cities go Gack to Ruins; title: 115
label: {A street corner with over turned cars and dead people in the streets.} You may Live to See This; title: 116
label: {Three propellered plane with multi-layerd decks, above two ships. Man on log, and Native American in canoe.} You Will See It; title: 117
label: {Three propellered plane with five sets of wings each having seven levels, and a large ship below.} You Will See This Ship; title: 118
label: {A view along a street where buildings get taller and and eventualy form pyramids, and blimps floating around them} Men Will Live on Mountain Tops; title: 119
label: {A Man sitting on a rock with paper and pen, and oean waves being made up of women's faces} Womanhood - "A Restless Ocean"; title: 120
label: A sky filled will planes and blimps, opver the ocean, with a large platform in the ocean and ships on either side of it.} The Ocean Air Ferry; title: 121
label: {People standing inside a clock like structure with gears above and next to them.} Do you Know that this is? (with spelling error 'what'); title: 122
label: {Man in four horse drawn chariot looking at, cars, a train, and two planes, racing past him.} Old King Tutankhamen; title: 123
label: {Three images, tribal men pulling animal towards canoe; Egyptians pulling seated statue over logs; plane, blip, ship, cars and submarine near a bridge.} Thank Heaven for Progress; title: 124
label: [Technocracy] {Mechinical four legged dragon, eating ad destroying city.} Frightened by a World - Technology; title: 125
label: [Power] {A Volcano erupting with fire and ash, man of smoke coming out of it.} Power - The Magic word; title: 126
label: {An elephant and large fly headbutt each over.} What is Power?; title: 127
label: [Thought] {A man carrying bag, ox, camel, horses, truck, train and plane, all going along together.} The Power of Thought; title: 128
label: {A series of spheres in space, has hands holding onto [Our Little Earth] and a [Man] Here God has Placed Us; title: 129
label: {People with rabit heads sitting in runaway, waist height rail car.} Here We Go - Poor Rabbits; title: 130
label: [Deposit Your Sacrifies Here] [Hate] [Envy] [Anger] Three Enemies of Us {People running up to three alters}; title: 131
label: {Hillside scene, with monster faces in cloads, trees, rocks and such.} Men holding things saying [Job] [Gold] [Health] and woman holding child under tree; title: 132
label: {On the side of a street [Goods], behind a brick wall, are men,} [Laziness] Stupidity] [Thriftlessness] [Jealousy] [Envy] The Meanest Vice - Envy; title: 133
label: {Near Greek type ruins outside modern city, are four people.} [Ignorance] [Vice] [Poverty] [Crime] The Children of Ignorance; title: 134
label: Native American sitting near tepies, Two people holding up [The World] below it [Atlas] and [Mother], Native American with baby on back}; title: 135
label: {A circus like arena with ringmaster [Time], has horses runing and people jumping through hoops which say.} [Love] [ABC] [Death] [Business], behind are five sphinx; title: 136
label: {A merry-go-round with [Hope] at [Get Tickets Here] counter and [Time] as the [Ticket Taker] Below this is Earth spinning.} Life's Merry - Go - Round; title: 137
label: {A Chinese man smiles while surrounded by planes and blimps, while below European soldiers fight each other for Chinese land.}; title: 138
label: [Bulletin] [Official List. Dead. Wonded.] {People lookinbg sad some crying while walking away from sign.}; title: 139
label: {A fox like wolf, [Germany] sneaks up on a lion and it's cubs.} [Australia] [Canada] [Egypt] [England] [India] [South Africa]; title: 140
label: [Freedom] {is seen at the top of a series of stairs, which are blocked by a dragon like creature [Fear], person holding face walks away}; title: 141
label: {The sun [Happiness] is hanging above a spinning Earth, which is on the finger of [Labor]; title: 142
label: {The sun [Success] is hidden back behind a series of rocks, which [Health] is trying to make a path through for a smaller man.}; title: 143
label: The Elephant is a Poor Rat Fighter {A group of rats coming across some hills frightens a elephant, which is covered in stars and stripes.}; title: 144
label: {A Native American sitting on hill looking at field with far away dots, seen in a 'thought balloon' are the a heard of Buffalo.}; title: 145
label: Bullets on Wings {On a beech, a are men throwing a rock, shooting arrow, platformed crossbow, catapult, cannon, anti-air cannon, above them planes.}; title: 146
label: Rhinoceros Bird - Your Conscience {A rino in water with birds on him, and in jungle man looking at him.}; title: 147
label: Two Extinct Animals - Two Living Men {On a beech, is a  sabertooth cat above German, Wilhelm II, and a Dodo above possibly Japanese, Hirohito 'Showa'; title: 148
label: {Six people [Illicit Distiller] behind wall with [Wiskey] bottle type guns. Behind them buildings [Poor House] [Asylum] [Penitentiary] [Morge]; title: 149
label: {A flying war biplane with two people, and two guns pointing diaginaly from propeller.}; title: 150
label: {In a sky full of airplanes they drop cannon balls onto a city, one building with a dome.}; title: 151
label: A adult possum is seen with its children hanging from its tail by their tails, and man with many children riding on his back.}; title: 152
label: Greater Changes will Come {A man, a Dinosaur looking down at a cat like ceature, and a monkey standing on seperate piece of land and giant mushrooms behind.}; title: 153
label: {Cave people on a hill, then newer houses.} [The Ancient Caves] [The Savage Hut] [15 Feet High] [The Cottage 20 Feeet High]; title: 154
label: {The moon and the stars are seen from an Eye type observitory in cutaway view. In lower left is outer view of observitory.}; title: 155
label: {Between rocky cliffs [Existence], is a row of people with four larger people [Hunger] [Cold] [Want] [Extortion] near sign [Pay Here]}; title: 156
label: {People falling off a cliff, and below other people helping them back up.} [Benevolence] [Mercy] [Charity] [Philantthropy]; title: 157
label: {On a stormy shore, there is an lighthoue newar some poles and wires, above this is a see-through arm [Eternal Law] pointing.}; title: 158
label: Two magnifiying lenses, one with a fly, and the other with [Sup[er-stition] an aged person in black [His Troubles]. Below, two men frightened, and truning away.}; title: 159
label: A giant eagle, man, and snake sitting on a hill, with a forest of trees river and rocks below.}; title: 160
label: A Pilgrim's Progress; title: 161
label: That looks pret-ty good! I think I'll have to stroll up that road a piece!" [This road leads to success]; title: 162
label: "Well, it's 1908! I wonder if I am to slave an-other 365 days gee! Think of it! Another long year like 1907! Um Hum!"; title: 163
label: "This is a book you can't very well do without. You can pay for it at your leisure!"; title: 164
label: "Ah! Listen!! Music! Music! I've heard of music sooth-ing the sav-age breast and melt-"; title: 165
label: [Financial District] Ah! There's a place where I ought to be! Among the big fellows!"; title: 166
label: "My friends will be surprised to hear I have turned invent-or! Yes! Hum!"; title: 167
label: "I'm going to leave that old valise there, hide be-hind this rock and see if someone won't grab it!"; title: 168
label: Sit still, uncle! Eh can't you smile a little? No! wait! Wait! Until I -" "How's this? Am I sitting rioght"; title: 169
label: "That tide is going out I'll toss this old thing in and let -" "It go along out to sea!"; title: 170
label: "I like this valise! It's the best one I ever saw! It's a dan-dy! It's a beauty!"; title: 171
label: "Why, ah. Have you a valise or suit case I can borrow for a day or so? I'm going on a little trip up state and need some stort of bag."; title: 172
label: "A bank mes-senger is the real goods nowadays! Cop out a bank mes-senger! De ye hear?"; title: 173
label: "Look at the pasters on that young fellow's val-ise! Hum!  That's a pretty good idea!"; title: 174
label: "Don't look a-round for a minute and I'll tell you something a-bout that wo-man! Um!"; title: 175
label: "Yes. I suppose business cares do crush one's spirits to a great extent, Mr. Grub!"; title: 176
label: "Now gentlemen we are ready for the test of my armor piercing shell! Major when ever you are ready you may fire!"; title: 177
label: "Ah! Now I'll sit down and look over this book -" [Dull Care a Sad Tale]; title: 178
label: "No, sir! You don't see this chicken worrying! The world owes me a living! Those who want to go out and sweat for it, can."; title: 179
label: "Huh! Quicksand! A bed of quicksand! I must not go too near. But, I know what I will do! I'll toss -" [Danger Quicksand Stand Back]; title: 180
label: "I'm going to go out andtake a walk, yep! This silence is deaf-ening! I'll go where I can - Well I'll just go for a walk tht's all"; title: 181
label: "Who is that fel-low laughing? My! It sounds good! They say laughing is con-tagious, I'm going to expose myself to the ah! Eh! -"; title: 182
label: "Aw I don't think I'd better go! I'd better not! No! Thanks, ever so much!"; title: 183
label: "Well. I suppose I've got to go! It's getting late! I must get out and hustle! Hustle! Hustle! That's what I've got to do!"; title: 184
label: "There's the way to carry a burden! Now, that is an -" "- Idea! I won-der if I couldn't carry this old thing in that fashion!"; title: 185
label: "You are both looking fine!" "Yes, so are you! The last time I saw you was the week be-fore our wed-ding. Was -"; title: 186
label: "Yes, I suppose a good story. Well told. Will make a man for-get his -" "Sure! You will for-get your troubles at once!"; title: 187
label: "I never drink. It's a bad, bad habit, but that fellow has sent me this bottle of wine. Saying it would drive away that old valise -"; title: 188
label: "Pullee! Pullee! Velly Muchee!" "Oh! I'll pull! I've never smoked opium, I just want to see if it will make me forget that valise!"; title: 189
label: "Why don't you get rid of the old thing? I wouldn't have it around!" "Get rid of it? huh! I'd like to see you do it, if -"; title: 190
label: "If I can as-sist you in any way sure!" "I just want to bor-row your hat. Coat and valise for an hour or so."; title: 191
label: "[Drop a Nickle in Slot] "Gosh! Huh! Um!" "I'll take a peep in!" [See Your Future. See Your Finisah.]; title: 192
label: "Dear Mr. Bunion! If I should call on you at your home would it be agreeable to you to discuss a matter that might interest you and I know will be of great benefit to both of us misery loves company -"; title: 193
label: How can I car-ry that old thing without it making me so confounded tired? Wheo?"; title: 194
label: "Who is this man? I've seen him before! Um! I've seen him some where! -" "hello Mister Bunion! How are you?"; title: 195
label: "Now I shouldn't want to be as poor as that old fellow. I shouldn't want to poverty stricken!"; title: 196
label: "Back to the old homestead where I was born! Hum! I will go in and visit the old place. Once again!"; title: 197
label: "Well. I've got to get up and hus-tle. I suppose! No rest for me!" "Some people do not have to hustle. But I'm not some -"; title: 198
label: "Sure! give it to me! I'll take it away out and toss it overboard! You bet!"