Punch, or the London Charivari, Vol. 158, January 28th, 1920 by Various
page 28 of 60 (46%)
page 28 of 60 (46%)
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"Four pounds." "But--but that's twice as much as I paid for it originally!" "I know," said Etta sweetly, "but prices have risen terribly owing to the War." * * * * * I found Edward outside leaning on his jaded velocipede. He was wearing the "Limit." "Hello," said he, "got what you wanted?" "Yes," said I, "and so, I observe, did you. How much did _you_ have to pay?" "Nothing," said he triumphantly; "Etta took my new mackintosh in exchange," he chuckled. "I think we rather scored off Angela this time, don't you?" "Yes," said I--"ye-es." PATLANDER. * * * * * [Illustration: PORTRAIT OF A GENTLEMAN IN PROCESS OF DECIDING THAT THE HIRE OF A CAR TO TAKE HIM TO HIS FANCY-DRESS REVEL WOULD HAVE BEEN WELL WORTH THE EXPENSE.] |
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