Punch, or the London Charivari, Volume 153, September 12, 1917 by Various
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page 49 of 54 (90%)
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With minstrelsy made perfect, throws a cord
That rings the continents in its magic reach To gather all who share his English speech In one firm warrior bond of troth and truth. * * * * * "LET LAWS AND LEARNING..." "I should add that Viscount Harberton sees a chance for his own order in the circumstance that, while the poor man's child is driven to school by the inspector, the rich man can 'boot the spy out,' and so confer on his children the priceless boon of complete illiteracy. Shall we live to see a House of Lords that makes its mark?"--_Observer._ Some of them, we believe, are under the impression that they have done so already. * * * * * OUR BOOKING-OFFICE. (_By Mr. Punch's Staff of Learned Clerks._) Unless you can share with me the sad immunity of the forties, I must despair of translating for you the emotion raised in my antique soul by the wrapper of a new RIDER HAGGARD story bearing the picture of a Zulu and the discovery inside that _Quatermain_ is come again! The tale that has so excited me is called, a little ominously, _Finished_ (WARD, |
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