The Silly Syclopedia by Noah Lott - 1905

NY: G.W. Dillingham Company, 1905. First Edition, First Printing; Blue pictorial binding featuring a stylized Buddha and a pair of owls; lite wear at extremities; owner's name; 159 clean, unmarked pages. 1st. Hardcover. Very Good/No Jacket. Illus. by Louis F. Grant. 12 vo.

IDB Productions, 2016-01-01. MP3 CD. New. This item is a brand new factory sealed MP3 disc supplied in a DVD case

MP3 Audio CD. The Silly Syclopedia A man can drop a lot of dough trying to pick up money. A fool and his money are soon spotted. An accommodation liar soon learns to run like an express. A guilty conscience needs no accuser if you catch him at it. * * * * * A: An adjective, commonly called the indefinite article because the higher the fewer. * * * * * A BAS. A French word meaning "S'cat!" A SHARP. A musical term which cannot be explained here, because the Musical Union might get sore. A FLAT. A people coop. Seven rooms and a landlord, with hot and cold gas and running servants. A flat is the poor relation of an apartment. ABROAD. A place where people go to be cured of visiting foreign lands. ABSCOND. To duck with the dough. From The Latin word absconditto, meaning to grab the long-green and hike for the Bad Lands. ABSINTHE. The national headache of the French. A jag-builder which is mostly wormwood and bad dreams. A liquid substance which when applied to a… Read More

MP3 Audio CD. Written wickedly hilarious and satirical, The Silly Syclopedia will surely blow your woes away. From its maker, a profound and one of the most remarkable writer in the genre of humorous fiction, he is a former relative of Noah Webster. He describes his book as a funny derivation of idle things from a well-known informative source. The only difference is that his book will make his readers smile from page to page. His main goal in accomplishing his comical book is to make his fans forget about their troubles and worries by smiling and laughing a lot. It is a proven study that laughter is indeed healthy. Living with optimism makes one?s existence fulfilling. We must learn how to smile every day. The Silly Syclopedia is a combination of a dictionary and encyclopedia, only that it was made with a twist of funny words and statements which is the focal point of the book. Seems interesting, right? The author contemplated on how much money he spent for making his book and how his returns were… Read More

MP3 Audio CD. Written wickedly hilarious and satirical, The Silly Syclopedia will surely blow your woes away. From its maker, a profound and one of the most remarkable writer in the genre of humorous fiction, he is a former relative of Noah Webster. He describes his book as a funny derivation of idle things from a well-known informative source. The only difference is that his book will make his readers smile from page to page. His main goal in accomplishing his comical book is to make his fans forget about their troubles and worries by smiling and laughing a lot. It is a proven study that laughter is indeed healthy. Living with optimism makes one?s existence fulfilling. We must learn how to smile every day. The Silly Syclopedia is a combination of a dictionary and encyclopedia, only that it was made with a twist of funny words and statements which is the focal point of the book. Seems interesting, right? The author contemplated on how much money he spent for making his book and how his returns were… Read More

MP3 Audio CD. The Silly Syclopedia A man can drop a lot of dough trying to pick up money. A fool and his money are soon spotted. An accommodation liar soon learns to run like an express. A guilty conscience needs no accuser if you catch him at it. * * * * * A: An adjective, commonly called the indefinite article because the higher the fewer. * * * * * A BAS. A French word meaning "S'cat!" A SHARP. A musical term which cannot be explained here, because the Musical Union might get sore. A FLAT. A people coop. Seven rooms and a landlord, with hot and cold gas and running servants. A flat is the poor relation of an apartment. ABROAD. A place where people go to be cured of visiting foreign lands. ABSCOND. To duck with the dough. From The Latin word absconditto, meaning to grab the long-green and hike for the Bad Lands. ABSINTHE. The national headache of the French. A jag-builder which is mostly wormwood and bad dreams. A liquid substance which when applied to a… Read More

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