Punch, or the London Charivari, Volume 158, February 11, 1920 by Various
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(He never asked it).
"And you, poor credulous Allies, Found in this fellow, self-appointed, The worth he had in his own eyes And let him pose as God's anointed; Taking no sort of pains to see Whether or not he had a mandate, Like puppy-dogs the other Three Out of his hand ate." But how if _we_ had queered his claim Or questioned his credentials, saying, "Who is this WOODROW What's-his-name? And what's the _rĂ´le_ he thinks he's playing? Is he a Methodist divine? Or does he boom Chicago bacon?"-- I think that I can guess the line You would have taken. "Behold a Man," I hear you say, "Of peerless wit and ripe instruction, Elect of Heaven and U.S.A.-- Surely an ample introduction; He comes to put Creation right; He brings no chits--he doesn't need 'em; Who doubts his faith will have to fight The Bird of Freedom!" O.S. |
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