Punch, or the London Charivari, Volume 153, November 28, 1917 by Various
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page 52 of 53 (98%)
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_Firebraces_ kicked over the traces and married whom they listed, but
the family as a whole was rooted deep enough to stand shocks which would have devastated people of less assured position. The scenes of the story are laid in and around Lewes, a part of England dear to Mrs. DUDENEY'S heart, and of which she writes with real comprehension and devotion. * * * * * By a self-denying ordinance Mr. Punch declines, as a general rule, to review in these columns the work of his Staff. But he may permit himself to announce to all lovers of the gay humour of "A.A.M." that Messrs. HODDER AND STOUGHTON have just brought out a new novel, _Once on a Time_, by Mr. ALAN A. MILNE, with illustrations by Mr. H. M. BROCK. * * * * * [Illustration: A CONSOLING THOUGHT. _Belated Traveller (surprised by a bull when taking a short cut to the station)._ "BY JOVE! I BELIEVE I SHALL CATCH THAT TRAIN AFTER ALL."] * * * * * "Alexander had his 'Plutarch' always under his pillow."--_British Weekly._ This must have been a very early edition. * * * * * |
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