Punch, or the London Charivari, Vol. 159, August 4th, 1920 by Various
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arrive from the westward or north-westward before long, and that after
a temporary improvement the weather will again become unsettled; with much cloud and occasional rain."--_Evening Paper._ In which event further expressions (of a sultry character) may be expected from all round the compass. * * * * * "COME UNTO THESE YELLOW SANDS." [Illustration: "COME UNTO THESE YELLOW SANDS AND THEN--] [Illustration: --TAKE HANDS."--[_The Tempest_, Act I., Sc. 2. ] * * * * * QUEEN'S COUNSEL. The Fairy Queen shook her head in answer to my question. "No," she said, "I have no favourite flower." She had dropped in after dinner, as was her occasional habit, and at the moment sat perched on a big red carnation which stood in a flower-glass on the top of my desk. "You see," she continued, floating across to where I was sitting and lowering her voice confidentially, for there were a good many flowers about--"you see it would never do. Just think of the trouble it would cause. Imagine the state of mind of the lilies if I were to show a |
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