Punch, or the London Charivari, Volume 152, April 18, 1917 by Various
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And gazed in solemn awe at me,
Stood at attention, stiff and mute, And gave his very best salute. * * * * * "Prescriptions (C.P.--197/30).--The replies to your queries are as follows:--(a) Refuse; (b) refuse; (c) refuse; (d) refuse; (e) No."-- _Pharmaceutical Journal._ We have often felt like that about prescriptions ourselves, but have never ventured to say so. * * * * * [Illustration: THE RECRUIT'S FAREWELL TO HIS BOWLER.] * * * * * JOLLYMOUSE. In what I will particularise as the ---- area of the War zone, there is a small village-by-a-stream where Generals stride about the narrow streets or whirl through them in gigantic cars, and guards at every corner clank and turn out umpty times a day. Down in the hollow the stream by the village laughs placidly along, mocking at the Great War, but I doubt if the Generals have much time to listen to it, for the village-by-the-stream is a Corps Headquarters. However the Doctor led us (which includes the War Babe and James the Acting |
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