Punch, or the London Charivari, Volume 158, February 4, 1920 by Various
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A bit stiff, no doubt.
* * * * * [Illustration: A DOWNING STREET MELODRAMA. THE PREMIER. "COME ON IN, BONAR; I LOVE THESE FANCY BLOOD-CURDLERS. BEST TONIC IN THE WORLD."] * * * * * [Illustration: _Disgusted Parent._ "NAH THEN, 'ORACE, SET ABAHT 'IM! ANYONE CAN SEE THE 'ORSE 'AS LOST ALL RESPECT FOR YER."] * * * * * SPORTING GOLF. (_With the British Army in France._) "I noticed the old sapper instinct asserting itself in Mac when he tried to tunnel out of that bunker at the seventh," said Denny after tea in the golf club-house. "He'd have found some opportunities on a really sporting course like ours at Villers-Vereux. Remember Villers, Ponting?" "It wasn't a golf links as I remember it," said Ponting grimly. "Bless you, I'm not speaking of those far-away days. I'm talking of a month or two back, when I was there with a Chinese Salvage Company trying to clear up the mess you made. Beastly quiet it was, too. The only excitement |
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