Punch, or the London Charivari, Volume 100, April 18, 1891 by Various
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page 11 of 43 (25%)
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THREE ACRES AND AN EGG.
The following pleasing announcement appears in the advertisement columns of the _East of Fife Record_.-- WANTED, COTTAGERS and others to HATCH EGGS. Liberal Terms. Apply, &c. We are glad to see the men of Fife thus taking the lead in creating new openings for the agricultural labourer. Of course the weather will have much influence upon the success of the new avocation. To sit out hatching eggs in one of such blizzards as we have had since Christmas would be exceedingly inconvenient, upon whatever "Liberal terms." But, given a fair summer day or a quiet autumn evening, there seems something quite idyllic in the picture of the agricultural labourer sitting out in his own Three Acres hatching eggs,--probably laid by the Cow. * * * * * [Illustration: OLD FRIENDS. "DO YOU EVER SEE BOBBIE BOUNCER NOW?" "OH DEAR NO! HE'S _FAR_ TOO GREAT A SWELL! IF ONE PITCHES INTO ANYTHING HE DOES, HE CUTS UP ROUGH, IF YOU PLEASE, AND GIVES ONE THE COLD SHOULDER! THOSE VERY SUCCESSFUL FELLOWS ALWAYS DO!" "AND BILL JAKES?" |
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