Punch, or the London Charivari, Volume 156, June 11, 1919 by Various
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composition might not in its present unmitigated form be _quite_
suited to your tastes and requirements. I shall spare you the details of the ensuing controversy, but I want you to know that I have spared you much else, and in so doing have forfeited not only my father's affection but a projected advance on my next quarter-but-three's dress allowance. I hope you need no further proof of my devotion. Yours, etc., A DAUGHTER OF THE MANSE. P.S.--I was forgetting to say that you will find the bit about the ministers near the bottom of the third column of the tenth page of Thursday's _Scotsman_. Perhaps you can think of a funny treatment yourself. * * * * * SONGS OF SIMLA. III.--THE FURRIER. Akbar the furrier squats on the floor Sucking an Eastern pipe, Thumbing the lakhs that he's made of yore, Lakhs which creep to the long-dreamed crore In a ledger of Western type. |
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