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 _**HYMN 386: JOKES**_
 
-_"Tell us a joke" everyone asks of the clown.  He sits on a log and begins to
-think.  Everyone waits gap-mouthed in anticipation.  A slight breeze ruffles
-the clown's coat, his pompom buttons, his bright red hair.  His nose becomes
-redder in the cold.  Hours pass.  All but the most dedicated of joke listeners
-leave him to rot ~~for all they may care~~._
+_"Tell us a joke" everyone asks of the clown.
+He sits on a log and begins to think.
+Everyone waits gap-mouthed in anticipation.
+A slight breeze ruffles the clown's coat, his pompom buttons, his bright red hair.
+His nose becomes redder in the cold.
+Hours pass.
+All but the most dedicated of joke listeners leave him to rot ~~for all they may care~~._
 
-_The clown opens his mouth to speak but no words come out.  A tear falls down
-his cheek, and another.  He begins to sob.  The last joke listener comes over
-to comfort him.  She puts a hand on his shoulder.  He looks up at her, red
-face, red nose, white lips, and says ~~"Thank you."~~  He vanishes from the
-clearing.  The last joke listener sits on the log and looks up at the sky.
-The moon is full.  The world creaks on its axis._
+_The clown opens his mouth to speak but no words come out.
+A tear falls down his cheek, and another.
+He begins to sob.
+The last joke listener comes over to comfort him.
+She puts a hand on his shoulder.
+He looks up at her, red face, red nose, white lips, and says ~~"Thank you."~~
+He vanishes from the clearing.
+The last joke listener sits on the log and looks up at the sky.
+The moon is full.
+The world creaks on its axis._
 
-Paul looked up to the space on the wall where a window should be.  The shadow
-of his face wavered in the candle light.  He looked back down at the card he'd
-been writing on.  He read the card.  He crossed out the _for all they may
-care_ in the first paragraph, and _"Thank you"_ from the second one.  "What
-could he say" he thought to himself.  "What could he possibly say to her."  He
-went outside to clear his head with a cigarette.  He took his axe with him
-this time.
+Paul looked up to the space on the wall where a window should be.
+The shadow of his face wavered in the candle light.
+He looked back down at the card he'd been writing on.
+He read the card.
+He crossed out the _for all they may care_ in the first paragraph, and _"Thank you"_ from the second one.
+"What could he say" he thought to himself.
+"What could he possibly say to her."
+He went outside to clear his head with a cigarette.
+He took his axe with him this time.