Punch, or the London Charivari, Volume 152, June 13, 1917 by Various
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health. This is a great triumph for the milk trade.
* * * * * [Illustration: _Curate_ (_to old parishioner troubled with insomnia_). "HAVE YOU TRIED COUNTING SHEEP JUMPING OVER A STILE?" _Old Lady_. "AH, THAT'S WORSE THAN USELESS, SIR. IT SETS ME WORRYIN' ABOUT THEM BUTCHERS WITH THEIR ONE-AND-TEN-PENCE A POUND FOR MUTTON."] * * * * * THE BEST GAME THE FAIRIES PLAY. The best game the fairies play, The best game of all, Is sliding down steeples-- You know they're very tall. You fly to the weathercock And when you hear it crow You fold your wings and clutch your things, And then you let go! They have a million other games; Cloud-catching's one; And mud-mixing after rain Is heaps and heaps of fun; But when you go and stay with them Never mind the rest; Take my advice--they're very nice, |
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