Buying Dinner (1907)

Brian the Christmas dinner by Yolan Nova with perfect lips and Edison records. Give you the bed Martha. Yes John. Well we pop up and get out Christmas dinner. You know I set me on on a nice dance.

Of course you have. You don't ask me now. Sad yourself just like a man. Bob you had a couple of off-business. I thought it'd be nice to get a moseting of pork. I'm on a binder out of sauce.

Toorie. All is not clear. I'll please yourself if you always do. That's right Bob. But always obey your lawful fads. Well here we are. We are. The shop. Where are you? They matter. Live in order then.

I'll don't be such a harsh John. Now let's double the milk shop where I feel. We can get it cheaper there and buy broke their own farm. Just as you like but I never knew they'd throw back to the milk shop before.

So now we got the gas. What do you say to a knife off according to which I've throw the Merry Christmas? I have thought John. It's a proper thing to do. Oh, Martha. Merry Christmas.

Same deal John and I hope you'll enjoy the dark. You know I've been on that dark. Come on, let's get the things for the wooden. The wooden maidmab, he's putting in a copper for 12 hours.

12 hours? More first. The thing will be like a rag and a hippie. John, you may know something about that, but don't show your ignorance in Christmas presents. What about the waggy double? Ah, I've got a means.

But in the copper with the wooden? Don't try, big funny. Don't shoot you when you're going to collar on. Here, where are they going to buy the children? A wooden dove relied on him and a Noah's off for holly.