Punch, or the London Charivari, Volume 152, March 7, 1917 by Various
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Each of them leads a distinct party, making up by its activity and
volubility for its comparative lack of size. Logically they may look forward to receiving copies of the "confidential" document too sacred for the inspection even of Peers and Privy Councillors. But I should not encourage them to hope. * * * * * [Illustration: _Maid._ "THE DOCTOR HAS CALLED TO SEE YOU, SIR." _Government Official (faintly)._ "TELL HIM TO FILL UP A FORM, STATING THE NATURE OF HIS BUSINESS AND IF BY APPOINTMENT."] * * * * * [Illustration: _Boss (to typist, a war flapper, who is very late)._ "EH, YE'VE COOM AT LAST. WE WERE JUST TALKIN' ABOOT YE." _Typist._ "AH, I WONDERED WHAT MADE MY EAR BURN." ] * * * * * CLASSICAL AMERICA. [A correspondent of _The Westminster Gazette_ remarks in a recent issue, "I am told American students sing their Pindar."] A WRITER in the evening Press Lays quite unnecessary stress Upon the fact that youthful scholars, |
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