Punch, or the London Charivari, Volume 153, October 17, 1917 by Various
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Of shifty propaganders;
Henceforth we'd better all get back On to the straight and righteous track And help our HINDENBURG to hack (If not too late) through Flanders. O.S. * * * * * "Red heels were much in evidence, both Lady D---- and Lady C---- affected them, and they were to be seen in other unexpected places."--_Observer_. Certainly their use as ornaments in the small of the back surprised us a good deal. * * * * * THE CARP AT MIRAMEL. [In the following article all actual names, personal, geographical and regimental, have been duly camouflaged.] The carp that live in the moat of the Château de Miramel (in the zone of the armies in France) are of an age and ugliness incredible and of a superlative cynicism. One of them--local tradition pointed to a one-eyed old reprobate with a yellow face--is the richer these hundred years past by an English peeress's diamond ring. |
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