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Sleep is a small death…
yet we do not fear it.
Sleep is a small death…
Does it tell us of a larger dream?

(Joan Walsh Anglund, 1926 – )

John Lentell
Rhodesia Herald
1st August, 1971

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#WednesdaysPiece A young lady, with a touch of hay fever, took with her to a dinner party two handkerchiefs, one of which she stuck in her right bosom. At dinner she began rummaging to right and left in her bosom for the fresh handkerchief. Engrossed in her search, she suddenly realised that conversation had ceased and people were watching her, fascinated. In confusion she murmured, “I know had two when I came.” #JohnLentell Rhodesia Herald 24th August, 1971 #bosom #two #younglady #hayfever #handkerchief #confused

#TuesdaysPiece Man is only truly great when he acts from the passions. . (Benjamin Disraeli, 1804 – 1881) . #JohnLentell Rhodesia Herald 23rd August, 1971 #disraeli #passion #great #man #JP #bro

#MondaysPiece The Lord gets his best soldiers out of the Highlands of affliction. . (Charles Haddon Spurgeon, 1834 – 1892) . #JohnLentell Rhodesia Herald 22nd August, 1971 #soldiers #highlands #affliction #matopos #matobo

#SaturdaysPiece Discussing the previous night’s party a man asked his wife, “Was that you I kissed out on the stoep?” She thought for a moment then countered “About what time, dear?” #JohnLentell Rhodesia Herald 21st August, 1971 #kiss #stoep #wife #husband #party

#FridaysPiece A bird does not sing because he has an answer. He sings because he has a song. . (Joan Walsh Anglund, 1926 – ) . #JohnLentell Rhodesia Herald 20th August, 1971 #bird #cockatoo #cockatoointhehouse #sing @time_is_in_reverse

#WednesdaysPiece Judge: “Can’t this be settled out court?” Irishman: “Sure. That’s what we were trying to do, your honour, when the police interfered.” . #JohnLentell Rhodesia Herald 19th August,1971 #court #settleoutofcourt #irishman #judge #happy

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