Punch, or the London Charivari, Volume 152, January 10, 1917 by Various
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* * * * * "Wanted, for Low Comedian, really Funny Sons."--_The Stage_. As a change, we suppose, from the eternal mother-in-law. * * * * * [Illustration: _Inveterate Golfer_ (_stung by the leading article_). "I SUPPOSE _I_ AM REALLY NON-ESSENTIAL. IT'S HARD TO REALISE THIS WITH ONE'S HANDICAP JUST REDUCED TO SEVEN."] * * * * * THE REGIMENTAL MASCOT. When his honour the Colonel took the owld rigiment to France, Herself came home bringin' the rigimental mascot with her. A big white long-haired billy-goat he was, the same. "I'll not be afther lavin him at the daypo," says Herself; "'tis no place for a domestic animal at all, the language them little drummer-boys uses, the dear knows," says she. So me bowld mascot he stops up at the Castle and makes free with the flower-beds and the hall and the drawin'-room and the domestic maids the way he'd be the Lord-Lieutenant o' the land, and not jist a plain human Angory goat. A proud arrygent crature it is, be the powers! Steppin' about as disdainy as a Dublin gerrl in Ballydehob, and if, mebbe, you'd address |
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