Punch, or the London Charivari, Vol. 159, August 4th, 1920 by Various
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page 17 of 61 (27%)
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And how he thought his favourite pea
Had found the soil too dry (And here I feared my yawns would be Apparent to his eye). On fruit and blossom good and bad He rambled on unchecked, Until his conversation had Such curative effect That in the end it drove away My weak despondent mood. I clasped his hand and blessed the day He came to do me good. * * * * * "MORE DEARER PUBLICATIONS."--_Daily Mail._ More dearer nor what they was? Dear, dear! * * * * * From _Young India_, the organ of Mr. GANDHI:-- "In our last issue the number of those in receipt of relief is given at 500. This is a printer's devil. The number is 5,000." Mr. GANDHI ought to exorcise that devil. * * * * * |
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