Punch, or the London Charivari, Volume 156, January 22, 1919 by Various
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page 19 of 68 (27%)
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Yet there are people who still complain of a want of simplicity in the
demobilisation regulations. * * * * * STAGES. 1914. Mr. Smith (of Smith, Smith and Smith, Solicitors) sat in his office awaiting his confidential clerk. There was a rattle as of castanets outside the door. It was produced by the teeth of the confidential clerk, Mr. Adolphus Brown. Mr. Smith was a martinet ... 1915. Second-Lieutenant A. Brown was drilling his platoon. There was a rattle as of castanets. It was produced by the teeth of the platoon. Adolphus was a martinet ... 1916. The raiding, party hurled itself into the trench, headed by an officer of ferocious mien. There was a rattle as of castanets. It was produced by the teeth of the 180th Regiment of Landsturmers, awaiting destruction. |
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