1895
She (at the desk) — Dear, please tell me how to spell costume. I'm writing to mother about my lovely new gown.
He — Well, are you ready?
She — Yes.
He — C-o-s-t, cost.
She — Yes.
He — T-o, to.
She — Well?
He — M-e, me — 65, as yet unpaid.
She — You're a wretch! — Frank Harrison's Magazine.
Just Like Him
"Oh, Clara, see this deliciously ugly Japanese god Arthur gave me for a birthday present!"
"Oh, isn't it exquisitely horrible! Just like him, isn't it?" — New York Recorder.
Saturday, May 17, 2008
A Lesson In Spelling
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