Punch, or the London Charivari, Volume 153, September 5, 1917 by Various
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attentions I took horse and rode afield. But according to my batman,
who braved it out, the Lieutenant woke up first, exploded noisily and detonated the Field Officer who in turn detonated the Colonel. In the words of my batman--"They went orf one, two, three, Sir, for orl the world like a machine gun, a neighteen-pounder and an How-Pop-pop! Whizz-bang! Boom!--very 'eavy cas-u-alities, Sir." PATLANDER. * * * * * [Illustration: _First unhappy Passenger._ "OH, I SAY, _CAN'T_ WE GO BACK NOW?" _Boatman._ "NOT YET, SIR. THE GENTLEMAN IN THE BOWS INSISTS ON 'AVING 'IS SIXPENNORTH."] * * * * * [Illustration: _Sergeant (in charge of the raw material)._ "NOW, NUMBER TWO, WE'LL HAVE THAT MOVEMENT ONCE AGAIN. DON'T FORGET THIS TIME--NECK LIKE A SWAN, FEET LIKE A FAIRY."] * * * * * "A man who was looking at some sheep under the wire saw the flash pass close to him with simultaneous thunder, the sheep being unharmed. Still one or two complained of their legs feeling numb." --_Parochial Magazine._ Who said Baalamb? |
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