Punch, or the London Charivari, Volume 153, July 25, 1917 by Various
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page 25 of 56 (44%)
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"Other houses have a good many books which have come down from posterity, mostly in odd volumes."--_"Claudius Clear" in "The British Weekly."_ Some of those that we bequeath to our ancestors will be quite as odd. * * * * * It is rumoured that during the period of food-control a well-known Soho restaurant intends to change its name to the "Rhondda-vous." * * * * * [Illustration: _Busy City-man to his Partner_ (_as one of the new air-raid warnings gets to work_). "IF YOU'LL LEAVE ME IN HERE FOR THE WARNINGS I'LL CARRY ON WHILE YOU TAKE SHELTER DURING THE RAIDS."] * * * * * THE LITTLE THINGS. I used to be a peaceful chap as didn't ask for trouble, An' as for rows an' fightin', why, I'd mostly rather not, But now I'd charge an army single-'anded at the double, An' it's all along o' little things I've learned to feel so 'ot. It's 'orrid seein' burnin' farms, which I 'ave often seen 'ere, An' fields all stinks an' shell-'oles, an' the dead among the flowers, But the thing I've 'ated seein' all the bloomin' time I've been 'ere |
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