Always start with a joke, then go into a short, interesting anecdote.

When you are writing your memoirs this will make an interesting anecdote.

Mr. Prime in his biography of Morse relates this interesting anecdote:-

Friend Hopper used to tell an interesting anecdote in connection with these committees.

Mr. Knox has an interesting anecdote of a sparrowhawk at Burton.

An interesting anecdote is related of these philosophers-Aristotlebecame the rival of Plato.

There is an interesting anecdote told by a French writer:

Davis, the authentic biographer of Burr, tells this interesting anecdote concerning the Adams pamphlet:-'

An interesting anecdote is told by Dies of his first experience with the Salomon Orchestra.

He told her an interesting anecdote about these games.

The Chronicle of Knyghton cites an interesting anecdote of his life at this, its important, crisis.

The late Bishop Wilberforce was told by Dr. Davys an interesting anecdote of his former pupil.

An interesting anecdote relative to this custom is to be found in the chronicles of Matthew Paris.

In later life, however, Mr. Wright told an interesting anecdote of young Brown, which runs as follows:

An interesting anecdote is told of Abraham Lincoln that shows how he would have answered this question.

An interesting anecdote attaches to this mountain.