Punch, or the London Charivari, Volume 153, August 8, 1917 by Various
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page 33 of 61 (54%)
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SAUCE FOR THE GOOSE. ["The plain truth is that there are very few jobs that could not be done by women as well as they are being done by men."--_Daily Paper_.] Chloe, in the placid days Ere the war-clouds gathered, I was prodigal in praise Of your charm and winning ways; You became a cult, a craze (Heavens, how I blathered!); With an ardour undismayed and treacly I proposed (without success) bi-weekly. Now, my dear, it's up to you To become the hero; Show us how a man should woo When he wills to win, and do Teach us how to bill and coo With our hopes at zero. Chloe, for a change (it may amuse you), _You_ propose to me--_and I'll refuse you_. * * * * * From an auction catalogue:-- |
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