Punch, or the London Charivari, Volume 153, September 12, 1917 by Various
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page 6 of 54 (11%)
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My disappointment was acute,
Life seemed a worthless thing and mute. I moped, then tuned my laggard lute And launched a new offensive. Thus you were wooed in former days When maids were won by waiting; The modern lover finds it pays To imitate the forceful ways Of prehistoric mating. Man is more primitive (a snub Has no effect), so if you Should still refuse a certain "sub." He will not pine or spurn his grub, But, seizing the ancestral club, Into submission biff you. * * * * * MAKING THE BEST OF BOTH WORLDS. "As honorary organist at ---- Wesleyan Church he has established a sound and compact business as wholesale grocer and Italian warehouseman."--_Provincial Paper._ * * * * * "Maid (superior) wanted for lady, gentleman, small flat, strong girl, able to assist lady with rheumatism."--_Glasgow Herald._ |
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