Punch, or the London Charivari, Volume 146, January 21, 1914 by Various
page 51 of 63 (80%)
page 51 of 63 (80%)
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And you? You slept as sweetly as a child,
And when you woke you recked not of your shame, But babbled greetings, stretched yourself and smiled From that eviscerated sofa's frame, Which, flawless erst, was now one mighty flaw Through the addition of yourself as straw. R.C.L. * * * * * "A really acceptable present for a lady is a nice piece of artificial hair, as, when not absolutely necessary, it is always useful and ornamental."--_Advt. in "Aberdeen Free Press."_ Still, it might be misunderstood. * * * * * "Theologians and mystics might say, 'Is that not mere anthropomrhpism?'"--_Mr. BALFOUR according to "The Daily Mail."_ But a Welshman would say it best. * * * * * "An aggressive minority succeeded in showing that the Little Navy-ites do not represent the bulk of public |
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