Punch, or the London Charivari, Volume 156, February 12, 1919 by Various
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hiatus, mal-conformation and labefaction, without further reference to
higher authority." As I read the letter with the help of a dictionary, it dawned upon me that the Government of India had won the game beyond all doubt and peradventure. * * * * * TO SAINT VALENTINE. Patron of hearts and darts and smarts (Which, I suspect, you stole From Cupid, when the Pagan arts-- Which only edified in parts-- Took on an aureole), And patron of the robins, who Select your day to mate (An act, from any point of view, Considering what March can do, Rash and precipitate), We seek no boon for any friend (Or lover, if you like); We only ask that you will send, If saintly powers so far extend, On day without its strike. * * * * * |
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