Punch, or the London Charivari, Volume 146, January 21, 1914 by Various
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Extract from local time-table:-- "10.45 a.m. Motor Service between Freshwater and Newport for light passengers only." * * * * * "Referring to the plea of Dr. Budge, the poet laureate, for purer English, a writer in the 'Daily Chronicle' says...."--_Glasgow Evening Citizen_. Purer spelling of names is what the POET LAUREATE would really like to see. * * * * * It was very touching of _The Evening News_ to give so much space to the distressing story of the real Duchess who could not get a seat at Olympia--(surely they might have thrown out a common person to make room for her?)--but it was tactless to go on: "'If you will bring me a couple of chairs,' said the duchess, 'I will sit down in the gangway with the greatest pleasure.'" It makes one wonder which of our larger duchesses it was. * * * * * THE HOUSE OF PUNCH. |
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