Punch, or the London Charivari, Volume 152, March 7, 1917 by Various
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Mr. Jenkins sat half up, groaned and subsided again. He said nothing.
"Well, I must say good-bye now," said Mr. Baldwin. "Sorry I've depressed you about compensation, but you never had an earthly. See you again soon. So long." For some minutes Mr. Jenkins remained as one stunned. Then he began to think again. "I wonder," he said once or twice, for he knew his partner,--"I wonder. Could it have been Baldwin himself in his old Ford? Could it?" * * * * * [Illustration: _Old Lady_ (_ruminating_). "WHAT A POOR SUPPLY OF GAS THERE IS! AH, WELL, I MUSTN'T GRUMBLE. PERHAPS WE ARE ATTACKING WITH GAS AT THE FRONT TO-DAY." ] * * * * * Extract from a schoolboy's letter:-- "Please do not send me a cake this term, or it will go to the Red Cross Soldiers." * * * * * "MANAGERESS wanted immediately, small Blouse Factory, Harrogate; able to cut out and control girls."--_Harrogate Advertiser._ She will need to be careful. A girl who has been cut out is apt to be |
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