Punch, or the London Charivari, Volume 152, January 10, 1917 by Various
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would pass it for me.
_Her Friend_. Isn't your friend manager of the Great Southern? _Lady Traveller_ (_sharply_). He has a great deal to do with all these railways now. (_To Porter, hopefully, but not very confidently_) That will be all right. _Porter_. Very sorry, mum. It can't be done. _Lady Traveller_. My friend the manager would be very much annoyed at my being stopped like this. Only four pounds, too. Why, it's nothing. [_Porter removes his cap again on account of further irritation._ _Lady Traveller_ (_to her Friend_). I don't know what I'm to do. (_To Porter_) What am I to do? _Porter_ (_deliberately_). You must open it and take somethink out. _Lady Traveller_. I can't open it here. _Porter_ (_ignoring this_). Somethink weighing a bit over four pounds. _Lady Traveller_. But I can't do it here. _Porter_ (_ignoring this_). Pair o' boots or somethink. _Lady Traveller_ (_to her Friend_). He seems to think my boots weigh four pounds. |
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