Punch, or the London Charivari, Volume 146, January 14, 1914 by Various
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THE LATTER WEPT A LOT TO SEE
SUCH QUANTITIES OF SAND; "WHY ARE YOU HOLDING UP," HE SAID, "THIS VERY FERTILE LAND?"] * * * * * [Illustration: _Harold_ (_who has just been kissed by his sister_). "I SAY, I WONDER WHAT SHE'S UP TO?" _Friend_. "SIGN OF AFFECTION, ISN'T IT?" _Harold_. "_AFFECTION_, YOU GOAT! SHE NEVER DOES THAT TILL THE LAST DAY OF THE HOLS, AND THERE'S A WEEK TO GO YET."] * * * * * "The play was preceded by 'The £12 Hook,' another Barrie comedy of more recent date."--_Sydney Morning Herald_. We should prefer to call it "The £12 Eye." * * * * * "LABOUR IN SOUTH AFRICA. BLACK OUTLOOK." _Morning Post_. Let us hear both sides. What is the White Outlook? |
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