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WHY DO THEY LA UGH / John Hutcheson: When my friend Hall-Jones erects himself , I admit he does tickle the risible faculties, no matter what lie says, and as it is difficult to discover subject for mirth in his utterances, I can only assume his audience laughed just because they could not help it.

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Free Lance, Volume I, Issue 21, 24 November 1900, Page 10

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WHY DO THEY LA UGH / John Hutcheson: When my friend Hall-Jones erects himself, I admit he does tickle the risible faculties, no matter what lie says, and as it is difficult to discover subject for mirth in his utterances, I can only assume his audience laughed just because they could not help it. Free Lance, Volume I, Issue 21, 24 November 1900, Page 10

WHY DO THEY LA UGH / John Hutcheson: When my friend Hall-Jones erects himself, I admit he does tickle the risible faculties, no matter what lie says, and as it is difficult to discover subject for mirth in his utterances, I can only assume his audience laughed just because they could not help it. Free Lance, Volume I, Issue 21, 24 November 1900, Page 10

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