Punch, or the London Charivari, Volume 156, February 19, 1919 by Various
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and are now allowing him to pay off the balance gradually.
Paris is beginning to think of dress once more, or I ought to say undress, for with the skirts short and the sleeves short and the bodice low there isn't _very_ much left to write about. I hope these short tight skirts will reach the ankles before they reach England, for I notice the people who have the courage to wear them generally lack the excuse of symmetry. _Figurez-vous!_ Jenny Bounceley, who considers herself quite a _Parisienne_ now she's got her official _carte d'alimentation_, appeared the other day in a skirt that resembled the _jupe_ of a _gamine_. I think it's disgraceful in one of her age and proportions. If she were simply knock-kneed; but, as Bertie says, she's knock-ankled as well. _Votre bien dévouée_, ANNE. * * * * * "RUMANIA. REDIDIVUS." _East African Standard_. To judge from the rumours of revolution, this false concord is only too apt. * * * * * |
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