Punch, or the London Charivari, Vol. 159, July 28th, 1920 by Various
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A fruitless endeavour to track to its source
The cause of this sudden cessation; And so I had tinkered with tools for a space Ere I thought of my favourite poet, And said to myself, "Lo! the time and the place And the loved one in unison; go it." I might have remembered man seldom appears Alluring in look or in manner With a smut on his nose, oleaginous ears And frenziedly clutching a spanner; Though down by the cycle I fell to my knees And ported my heart for inspection, I only received for my passionate pleas A curt and conclusive rejection. * * * * * "Gentlewoman, good family, small means, musical, devoted to parish work, wishes to correspond with clergyman with view to being 'an helpmeet for him.'"--_Church Times._ The _Matrimonial News_ must look to its laurels. * * * * * "The Picturedrome, ----, and ---- Cinema, have been acquired by a London Syndicate, in which are several gentlemen."--_Provincial Paper._ We do not profess to know much about the film-trade, but is this so very |
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