Punch, or the London Charivari, Volume 146, January 14, 1914 by Various
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"Then we shall have to be very careful what word we choose," said Mrs. Atherley. "What is your favourite word?" "Well, really--" "Animal, vegetable or mineral?" asked Archie. "This is quite impossible. Every word by itself seems so silly." "Not 'home' and 'mother,'" I said reproachfully. "You shall recite your little piece in the drawing-room afterwards," said Miss Atherley to me. "Think of something sensible now." "Yes," said Mrs. Atherley. "What's the latest word from London?" "Kikuyu." "What?" "I can't say it again," I protested. "If you can't even say it twice, it's no good for Evangeline." A thoughtful silence fell upon us. "Have you fixed on a name for her yet?" Miss Atherley asked her |
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