Punch, or the London Charivari, Volume 156, April 23, 1919 by Various
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page 10 of 67 (14%)
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"The very thing," I said to myself. "What more appropriate souvenir than a bottle of the local produce?" That was ten days ago, and this morning I received the following letter:--. "Thank you _so_ much for the scent; it was sweet of you, and arrived safely, only I don't think it _quite_ so nice as the _real_ eau-de-Cologne which I buy at Brown's shop [Brown is the village grocer] for three-and-nine a bottle. And he says they must have taken you in properly with a German imitation called eau-de-_Köln_, and expects you had to pay a pretty penny for it, though I hope you didn't, poor boy." Reader, I ask you. * * * * * "INFLUENZA EPIDEMIC--PUBLIC MEETING. "In order to comply with the regulations of the Board of Health, each person attending the meeting must occupy 25 sq. feet space."--_Australian Paper_. "Let me have men about me that are fat."--_Julius Cæsar_. * * * * * [Illustration: THE CHEERFUL PACHYDERM. |
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