Punch, or the London Charivari, Volume 156, May 7, 1919. by Various
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We know one or two "talking families" that we should be glad to export. * * * * * "In finding the defendant £3, Mr. Price told the defendant that he would get into serious trouble if he persisted in his conduct."--_Evening Paper_. And he may not meet such a generous magistrate next time. * * * * * "Englishman, well educated, desires afternoon engagement; experienced in the care of children; good needlewoman; or would assist light housework."--_Canadian Paper_. We hope we shall hear no further complaints from Canada that Englishmen are not adaptable. * * * * * COMMUNICATIONS. I was sitting in the Club, comfortably concealed by sheets of a well-known journal, when two voices, somewhere over the parados of the deep arm-chair, broke in upon my semi-consciousness. "... Then poor old Tubby, who hasn't recovered from his 1918 dose of shell-shock, got a go of claustrophobia and felt he simply had to get |
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