Punch, or the London Charivari, Volume 152, February 7, 1917 by Various
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page 34 of 52 (65%)
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[_He leaps into the cab and I turn away wondering where I shall get lunch._ _He_ (_shouting from window_). Let me know about those tailors some day; if they're any good, you know. * * * * * [Illustration: "ARE YE WOUNDED, TERENCE?" "I AM THAT, MICHAEL; 'TIS IN THE FUT." "BAD CESS TO THIM BODY-SHIELDS! I NIVER HAD MUCH FAITH IN THIM!"] * * * * * "'The best people are still wearing their own clothes,' said Mr. Williams."--_Star_. With all respect, Mr. WILLIAMS, the best people are wearing the KING'S. * * * * * "DONKEYS.--Wanted to purchase 100 reasonable. Apply M.S." _Advt. in Colonial Paper_. We have never met this kind of donkey ourselves, but we wish M.S. the best of luck. |
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