Punch, or the London Charivari, Volume 156, Jan. 15, 1919 by Various
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page 27 of 68 (39%)
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Long before I came to, Ellis had been discharged, the ward had filled up with fresh cases (except Burnett, of course), and the armistice had been signed. When I was well enough they handed me a letter which Ellis had left for me. "DEAR L----" (it ran),--"Yes, the rabbits have had their food. The biggest of them swallowed it all most satisfactorily. "Your loving ELLIS." * * * * * [Illustration: "AND I SUPPOSE YOU WILL BE DEMOBILISED AS SOON AS YOU GET OUT OF HOSPITAL?" "OH, NO, MUM. YOU SEE, I WAS A SOLDIER IN CIVVY LIFE."] * * * * * [Illustration: _Hostess_. "WHAT! GOING ALREADY, DEARS? IT'S VERY EARLY." _Little Girl_. "YES--WE HAVE TO GO ON TO ANOTHER PARTY. WE'RE SORRY, BUT--YOU KNOW WHAT IT IS AT THIS TIME OF THE YEAR."] * * * * * |
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