Punch, or the London Charivari, Volume 153, November 21, 1917 by Various
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page 36 of 56 (64%)
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(3) To an enormously wealthy female relative, who disapproves of the bride and has sent a second-hand plated sugar-sifter--strike out everything except "Gift." (4) To anyone of whom much was expected, but who neither gave a present nor wrote--strike out everything on the postcard. * * * * * "Strange Story of a Wedding in the Divorce Court."--_Daily News_. It seems a rather unfortunate choice of _locale_. * * * * * Extract from an Indian begging-letter:-- "My mother is a widow, poor chap, and has a postmortem son." * * * * * "AMATEUR GENT., experienced, wanted, for week at Xmas. All expenses paid." _Daily Telegraph_. Why not have a professional one and do the thing handsomely? * * * * * ONCE UPON A TIME. |
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