Punch, or the London Charivari, Volume 146, January 14, 1914 by Various
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Finally, enclose a stamped and addressed envelope for the return of your article. * * * * * "It has always been supposed that Charles I. when Prince of Wales and travelling incognito with the Duke of Buckingham saw and fell in love with Marie Antoinette." Not by us. We always supposed he fell in love with SARAH BERNHARDT. * * * * * THE SAME OLD STORY. We stood in a circle round the parrot's cage and gazed with interest at its occupant. She (Evangeline) was balancing easily on one leg, while with the other leg and her beak she tried to peel a monkey-nut. There are some of us who hate to be watched at meals, particularly when dealing with the dessert, but Evangeline is not of our number. "There," said Mrs. Atherley, "isn't she a beauty?" I felt that, as the last to be introduced, I ought to say something. "What do you say to a parrot?" I whispered to Miss Atherley. "Have a banana," suggested Archie. |
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