"Yes, she's the funniest thing you ever saw," Laura answered, her eyes beginning to twinkle at the memory of some of Mrs. Gilligan's escapades.

"Oh, dear!" wailed Elsie, "that's the funniest part of all.

He was a college friend of my parents and he is one of the funniest people I know.

"Not quite," was the agent's slow reply; "but here's the blamedest funniest communicate a man ever got!

"Funniest accident!"

"You are the funniest young one we ever had here," was her comment, when she caught her breath.

But it was the funniest thing I ever saw!"

Funniest thing Bob ever got off."

"One of the funniest things," she said, as she came to the door, "is Mr Salmon's chapter on paradoxes.

That would be the funniest proceeding I ever heard of!" Lawrence could not help smiling, though he was not in the mood for it.

Thus I should rest and divert him by idle chatter, bathing his tired brain with good Cologne; and if, in the middle of my best story and funniest joke, he fairly dropped off to sleep, I should just fan him softly, keep the flies away, say in my heart, "Bless him!

The fight between Potterism and Christianityit's the funniest spectacleand the saddest....'

I may be a heathen, but to my mind the funniest of all things is to see the world wringing its neck for a dollar.

The funniest effect was the change from the look of self-satisfied complacency with which he accompanied the words: "The king has promised me" to that of towering rage when Alice innocently betrays her knowledge of the secret.

"We want those rocking chairs, they're the funniest part of the show.

"Well, if he isn't the funniest!"

" "Well, that's the funniest thing!"

" [Illustration: IN THE BIRCH-BARK CANOE] "Well, that's the funniest thing yet!"

The funniest man you ever saw.

SEE GUYER, FOSTER ERWIN. OSBORNE, HAROLD C. Pixie, one of America's funniest games.

The funniest man you ever saw.

It was the funniest sight you can imagine, Mamma, and it was not until the lady meekly demanded if the person he saw sitting by the "ugly mug" resembled her that he could be convinced, and be got to go on quietly with his supper.

Seumas O'Kelly has written two strong dramas in The Shuiler's Child and The Bribe, and Seumas O'Brien one of the funniest Irish farces ever staged in Duty.

Then she said, in her funniest, repressed way, "I can see a little how it must be; but I suppose I ought to understand the differential calculus to compute it.

He was at his funniest as Mr. Hardy in "The Belle's Stratagem."