Punch, or the London Charivari, Volume 153, August 29, 1917 by Various
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Letter sent by a soldier's wife to the Army Pay Department:-- "I am sending you my marage sertificate and six children there were seven but won died. You only sent six back her name was fanny and was baptised on a half sheet of paper by the reverend Thomas." * * * * * [Illustration: _Officer (on leave)._ "SO YOU'RE STILL ALIVE, PETER?" _Peter._ "YES, SIR--AN' I'M GOIN' TO SEE ANOTHER CHRISTMAS, SIR. YOU SEE, SIR, I'VE ALWAYS NOTICED THAT WHEN I LIVE THROUGH THE MONTH OF AUGUST I LIVE OUT THE WHOLE YEAR."] * * * * * A CENTENARY. JOHN LEECH. _BORN AUGUST 29TH_, 1817. I.--TO OUR GREATEST CONTRIBUTOR. JOHN LEECH, a hundred years ago, When you were born and after, There shone a sort of kindly glow Of airy fun and laughter; It was a sound that seemed to sing, |
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