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Out Of The Mouths Of Babes

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MY GRANDDAUGH­TER ella, aged three, had been asked not to pick on the other children at her nursery school. The next day, when my daughter picked her up, she

One-line Philosophe­rs

I USED to hate cricket, but now I’m over it.

Warren Brown, Falmouth, Cornwall.

ARGUMENTAT­IVE types can only agree on things that don’t interest them.

Antony Dean, Keighley, W. Yorks.

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‘Stand back from the Queen’s Life Guard, don’t touch those reins!’

Karen got quite offended ’cos staunch horseman blurted this.

Murray Cameron, Auckland, New Zealand.

asked ella: ‘I hope you haven’t been bullying anyone today.’ her answer was: ‘Not when anyone was looking!’ Heather Harrison, Blackpool, Lancs.

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CREATURE COMFORT: My ‘jumbo’ dinner!

Ken Rich, Ellesmere Port, Cheshire.

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I POPPED into my local cafe and ate a ploughman’s lunch. he was furious.

Ian MacDonald, Billericay, Essex.

Wordy Wise

THE OLD CURIOSITY STOP — bus pull-in outside antique dealer’s.

LIVER TWIST — after all the clues in the thriller pointed to the butler, it turned out the offal did it.

BEAK HOUSE — aviary.

GREAT REXPECTATI­ONS — certain of seeing a Tyrannosau­rus.

DAVID COPPERYIEL­D — Dickensian metal miner. BARNABY FUDGE — Dickensian confection­ery.

A MALE OF TWO CITIES — man having homes in London and Paris.

OAR MUTUAL FRIEND — we’re both acquainted with a rower.

Dave Cullen, Leeds.

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