Punch, or the London Charivari, Volume 153, August 29, 1917 by Various
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page 48 of 63 (76%)
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AFFAIRS! EH?"
_Colonel Splutter_. "HAH! THE PRESS, SIR! BY JOVE, THE PRESS IS THE CURSE OF THE COUNTRY, AND WILL BE THE RUIN OF THE ARMY! BY JOVE, I'D HANG ALL LITTERY MEN--HANG 'EM, SIR!" _"Punch," February 27, 1858._] * * * * * [Illustration: WELL INTENDED, NO DOUBT. _Quaker to British Lion_. "THERE, FRIEND! NOW LET ME PUT AWAY THOSE DANGEROUS VANITIES!" _"Punch," November 20, 1852._] * * * * * [Illustration: A DISTRESSED AGRICULTURIST. _Landlord_. "WELL, MR. SPRINGWHEAT, ACCORDING TO THE PAPERS, THERE SEEMS TO BE A PROBABILITY OF A CESSATION OF HOSTILITIES." _Tenant (who strongly approves of War prices)_. "GOODNESS, GRACIOUS! WHY, YOU DON'T MEAN TO SAY THAT THERE'S ANY _DANGER OF PEACE_!" _"Punch," February 2, 1856._] * * * * * |
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