Punch, or the London Charivari, Volume 153, October 24, 1917 by Various
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page 43 of 57 (75%)
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_The Sultan_. Umph. _The Tsar_. He knows that is so. He's very fond of peace himself. You see he hasn't had much luck in the War, have you, MEHMED? _The Sultan_. The English-- _The Tsar_. Quite true; the English are an accursed race. _The Sultan_. The English have a lot of-- _The Kaiser_. A lot of vices? I should think they have. _The Sultan (persisting)_. The English have a lot of men and guns. _The Tsar_. Well done, old friend; you've got it off your chest at last. I hope you're happy now. But, as to this peace of ours, can't something be done? I always say it's a great thing to know when to stop. So it might be as well to talk about peace, even if your talk means nothing. In any case, I tell you frankly, I want peace. _The Kaiser_. FERDINAND! _The Tsar_. Oh, it's no use to glare at me like that. If it comes to glaring I can do a bit in that line myself. _The Sultan_. The Americans-- _The Kaiser_ \ _(together)_. |
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