Punch, or the London Charivari, Volume 156, Jan. 15, 1919 by Various
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correspondent writes that telegrams now reach their destination nearly
as soon as letters. * * * * * [Illustration: WAR-TIME COMRADESHIP. _Charlady_ (_"obliging" for the afternoon in the absence of all other domestic help_). "WELL, I'M OFF NOW. GOOD NIGHT, ALL."] * * * * * A CONFESSION. TO THE RESIDENTS OF CHISWICK MALL. There is a race of gentle folk Who dwell in Chiswick, well content In houses agéd as the oak, But not unpleasing at the rent; They look across the sunny stream As Dr. JOHNSON used to look, And all their lives are one long dream, Though _none_ of them has got a cook, And there are whispers in the camp, "It's jolly, but it _is_ so damp." But they are _not_ exciting. No; And you would find that Chiswick Mall At half-past nine at night or so |
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