Punch, or the London Charivari, Volume 156, February 26, 1919 by Various
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page 24 of 64 (37%)
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* * * * * From a "table of contents":-- "SPECIAL ARTICLES. "The German 'Soul'--To Rise Like a Phoenix ... 10 Rats ........................................ 10" _Glasgow Herald_. Agreed; or, as they say in the House of Lords, "the Contents have it." * * * * * KISMET. Those old comrades, Sergeant Kippy and Gunner Toady, stood on the steps of the Convalescent Home and regarded the peaceful country-side which, in South Devon, is a sedative even in February. Gunner Toady had come over for the day, and Kippy, as an inhabitant of the Home, had been exercising his prerogative of showing a guest over the estate. During the great advance which proved to be the expiring effort of the Hun, the Gunner had acquired a shortened leg, which still caused him to revolt against sustained physical exertion. He leant upon his stick and listened while Kippy the indefatigable drew up a programme of a further tour to some outlying buildings. |
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