Punch, or the London Charivari, Volume 153, August 1, 1917. by Various
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page 52 of 61 (85%)
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"Keep quiet," I said, flushing with anticipation. "I'm getting it ... your last remark has put me on the track.... Silence.... Ah ... it's _DEVONSHIRE CREAM!_ There--I've got it at last. I feel an overwhelming desire for Devonshire cream." "The sort that begins with a 'W.'" "Well, it's got a 'V' in it, anyhow." "And it isn't Devonshire cream at all. It's really Cornish cream--at least Mary Penruddock says it is." "Cornish or Devonshire, that's what I must have, if Lord RHONDDA'S rules allow it." "All right, I'll get you a pot or two if I can. But are you sure you won't forget it again?" "If I do," I said, "I can always remember it by the W.'" R.C.L. * * * * * THE CHANGE CURE. ["The only way to make domestic service popular is for a duchess to become a tweeny-maid."--_Evening Paper_.] |
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