Punch, or the London Charivari, Volume 153, November 7, 1917 by Various
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"The complete cessation of the exports of opinion from
India to China is a distinct landmark in the moral progress of the world."--_South African Paper_. This seems rather sweeping. What about Sir RABINDRANATH TAGORE? * * * * * THE STEW. FRAGMENT OF A SHAKSPEAKEAN TRAGEDY. ["There are many things with which a stew can be thickened."--_Extract from Regimental Order_.] SCENE I.--_Battalion Orderly-Room._ _Flourish. Enter_ Colonel _and_ Adjutant. _Colonel._ I do mistrust the soft and temperate air That hath so long enwrapped us. No "returns Of bakers," visitations of the Staff, Alarms or inquisitions have disturbed Our ten days' rest. Nothing but casual shells And airy bombs to mind us of the War. _Adjutant._ Oh, Sir, thy zeal hath mated with thy conscience And bred i' the mind mistrustful doubts and fears, A savage brood, which being come to manhood Do fight with sweet content and eat her up. |
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