Punch, or the London Charivari, Volume 146, January 14, 1914 by Various
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page 26 of 69 (37%)
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* * * * * "WAREHOUSEMAN (jun.), clothing dept., large corporation."--_Advt. in_ "_Glasgow Herald_." He should show off the new line in check waistcoats to the best advantage. * * * * * THE SECRET OUT. AN INTERVIEW. He had a coarse confident face, a red nose, a Cockney accent and a raucous voice. He was dressed as a sluttish woman. Directly I saw him I was conscious of a feeling of repulsion, which I fear my expression must have indicated, for he looked surprised. "Why aren't you laughing?" he asked. "Why should I laugh?" I asked in return. "Because you are looking at me," he said. "I am accustomed to laughter the instant I appear." "Why?" |
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