Punch, or the London Charivari, Volume 156, June 4, 1919. by Various
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Some open shrine beside the sea
Where Nature smiles with just your look; And lie and let my thoughts go off To where you come from--which is Heaven, And play a quiet round of golf And go to bed about eleven. O.S. * * * * * THE RULING PASSION. "Norman is coming to the dance," said my wife. "He would prefer to be shot," I answered. "You are coming too, and I want you to look after him." "I also would prefer to stop one." "It will do him all the good in the world. He wants bringing out." When Norman is alone with me he is natural and even interesting at times, but in company he is shy and self-conscious and a burden to himself and his neighbours. He is a young dentist with a large practice, and is already a well-known authority on Japanese methods of extraction. Using only his thumb and forefinger he can remove long-established teeth with so much ease and grace and such a quantity of _sangfroid_ that it is a pleasure to watch him at his work. But |
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