Punch, or the London Charivari, Vol. 158, February 18th, 1920 by Various
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page 22 of 53 (41%)
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"I have an excellent reason," said M'sieur, stroking his waistcoat. "And the gallant Sergeant-Major, I imagine, has another." "Bah! what is a little digestive inconvenience to a breach of courtesy?" cried Hippolyte maliciously. "You must eat them. _The law of hospitality demands it._" When M'sieur and the Sergeant-Major stumbled unsteadily downstairs ten minutes later their eyes bulged with the expression of those whose cup of suffering is filled to overflowing. "But after all," as M'sieur remarked, placing his hand on his heart, whence it insensibly wandered to a point lower down, "it is some satisfaction to know that the feelings of our excellent wives remain unlacerated." * * * * * [Illustration: MANNERS AND MODES. THE NEW POOR MAKE GOOD.] * * * * * [Illustration: BEHIND THE SCENES IN CINEMA-LAND. HE SWORE TO BECOME A CINEMA-ACTOR. AND HE DID.] |
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