Punch, or the London Charivari, Vol. 159, August 4th, 1920 by Various
page 32 of 61 (52%)
page 32 of 61 (52%)
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From an interview with the Superintendent of Regent's Park:--
"'People seem surprised,' he said, 'when I tell them that within a few minutes' walk of Baker Street Station, and the incessant din of Marylebone Road, such birds as the cuckoo, flycatcher, robin and wren have reared their young.'"--_Observer._ To hear of the cuckoo bringing up its own family in any circumstances was, we confess, a little bit of a shock. * * * * * "'Idling, my dear fellow!' was Mr. Jerome K. Jerome's decisive answer to my question: 'What do you most like doing at holiday-time?' 'But if, and only when, I am really driven to exertion, let me have a horse between my legs, a pair of oars, and a billiard-table, and I ask nothing more of the gods.'"--_Answers._ The next time Mr. JEROME indulges in this performance may we be there to see. * * * * * [Illustration: THE LEAGUE OF YOUTH. WAR-WEARY WORLD (_at the Jamboree_). "I WAS NEARLY LOSING HOPE, BUT THE SIGHT OF ALL YOU BOYS GIVES IT BACK TO ME."] * * * * * |
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