Punch, or the London Charivari, Volume 146, January 7, 1914 by Various
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"Next year," I swore, in this compunctious mood,
"I will be energetic, virtuous, kind; Unflinching I will face the awful grind Of being good." I paused, half troubled by a thought-- Were my proposals too sublime? Vowed I more deeply than I ought? I glanced to see the time. It was 12.10 A.M. At once a thrill, A wave of manful resolution, sped Through all my being. "Yes," I bravely said; "_Next_ year I will!" * * * * * A PLAY OF FEATURES. [Being Sir GEORGE ALEXANDER'S production of _The Attack_ at the St. James's.] SCENE--Alexandre Mérital's _house_. ACT I. _Daniel Mérital_. My father is a wonderful man. Leader of the Social Party in the Chamber of Deputies, noted among his colleagues for his absolute integrity, supported by the millionaire newspaper proprietor, |
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