Punch, or the London Charivari, Volume 156, February 26, 1919 by Various
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page 21 of 64 (32%)
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[Illustration: _Farmer_ (_contemplating new hand_). "WELL, AT ALL EVENTS HE DON'T SEEM TO BE INFECTED WITH THIS HERE LABOUR UNREST."] * * * * * THE ARK. [The Dean of LINCOLN is reported to have informed the Lower House of Convocation that he "simply did not believe" in the Biblical episode of the Ark.] The dangerous voyage at length is o'er And she has crossed the oilcloth floor And grounded on the woolly mat, The wooded slopes of Ararat. Upon this lately flooded land It's very difficult to stand The animals in double row, When some have lost a leg or so; A book is best to carry those Who still feel sea-sick in their toes. For NOAH and his sons and wives This is the moment of their lives; They walk together up and down In stiff wide hat and dressing-gown, Well pleased to greet the dove once more, Who landed safe the day before. |
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