Punch, or the London Charivari, Volume 146, January 21, 1914 by Various
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* * * * * "Yet it is necessary to state emphatically, although no representative of a daily newspaper seems to have been under this impression, that not for twenty years have I been so bored." _C.K.S. in "The Sphere," on the 'Edwin Drood' trial_. But how are the poor reporters to know so much about C.K.S. as that? * * * * * [Illustration: COULEUR D'ORANGE. MR. ASQUITH (_on the Riviera_). "LUCKY FOR ME THERE AREN'T ANY 'CONVERSATIONS' HERE--I MIGHT AGREE TO ALMOST ANYTHING."] * * * * * THE POST OFFICE AGAIN. DEAR UNCLE,--Its your birthday to-day. I sent you some nice pairs of hankerchifs because its your birthday. They for your nose. Its funny our birthdays being so close. And now no more from your loving neice NANCY. MY DEAR NANCY,--Thank you very much indeed for the nice |
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