Punch, or the London Charivari, Vol. 158, February 25th, 1920 by Various
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And roomy, lest the seams be bust
Should the afflatus blow-- Say five-and-forty round the ribs and rather more below. For poets they should stock a brand To serve each type's behest-- Pastoral, epic, lyric--and An outer size of chest For those whose puffy job it is to build the arduous jest. O.S. * * * * * THE WOLF AND THE LAMB. (_An imaginary conversation._) [In his lecture at the Royal Institution, to which Mr. Punch recently referred, Mr. ALFRED NOYES said that "our art and literature were increasingly Bolshevik, and if they looked at the columns of any newspaper they would see the unusual spectacle of the political editor desperately fighting that which the art and literary portions of the paper upheld."] SCENE.--_A Club-room near Fleet Street. The_ Political Editor _and the_ Literary Editor _of "The Daily Crisis" are discovered seated in adjoining armchairs_. _Political Editor._ Excuse me, but haven't I seen you occasionally in _The |
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