Punch, or the London Charivari, Volume 156, May 28, 1919 by Various
page 28 of 60 (46%)
page 28 of 60 (46%)
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[Illustration: _Small Bridesmaid (loudly, in middle of ceremony)._ "MUMMIE, ARE WE ALL GETTING MARRIED?"] * * * * * THE NEW ARM. _(On perceiving William in mufti again and carrying one.)_ What is this implement of warfare, Bill? What seed of fire within its entrails slumbers? Does it unfold at all? Run through the drill, Doing it first by numbers. Not a grenade and not a parachute? Some remnant rather of the ancient folly, Some touch of times before the Big Dispute? I have it now! A brolly. Yes, and it opens outwards like a tent, Guarding the sacred poll from skies injurious. Up with it! Let us see your tops'ls bent. How splendid! And how curious! Do it again, Bill. I am better now; Only at first, perhaps, I slightly trembled. Press on the little clutch and show me how The parts are reassembled. |
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