Punch, or the London Charivari, Volume 153, October 3, 1917 by Various
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page 39 of 62 (62%)
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From an order recently issued at the Front:
"Great care must always be exercised in tethering horses to trees, as they are apt to bark, and thereby destroy the trees." Wow, wow! * * * * * [Illustration: THE PERFECT LIFE. "YES, GAFFER. ME AN' MY OLE WOMAN 'ERE 'AVE LIVED TOGETHER THESE FORTY YEAR, AN' NEVER 'AD A QUARREL--FORTY YEAR, MIND YER, AN' NEVER BIN BEFORE THE MAGISTRATE!"] * * * * * SIGNS OF INNS. The Herald lives in cloister grey; He lives by clerkly rules; He dreams in coats and colours gay, In _argent_, _or_ and _gules_; He blazons knightly shield and banner In dim monastic hall, And in a grave and reverend manner He earns his bread withal. Were I a herald fair and fit So featly for to limn |
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