Punch, or the London Charivari, Volume 152, February 28, 1917 by Various
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page 26 of 53 (49%)
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And ghosts--'tis here it touches--
Of happy Belgian hares. However, with my morals I manfully shall cope, And back my country's quarrels, But none the less I hope Before poor Bunny's taken As stuff for knife and fork The hedge-hog will be bacon, The guinea-pig be pork. W.H.O. * * * * * PROBLEMS FOR PÉTROLEUSES. The Metropolitan Commissioner of Police having decided to sanction women taxicab drivers, we understand that all applicants for licences will be required to pass a severe examination in "knowledge of London." As, however, this will be concerned mainly with localities and quickest routes, we venture to suggest to the examiners a few supplementary questions of a more general character:-- (I.) How far should a cab-wheel revolving at fifteen miles an hour, be able to fling a pint of London mud? (II.) Has a pedestrian any right to cross a road? and, if so, how much? |
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