Punch, or the London Charivari, Vol. 152, February 14, 1917 by Various
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page 18 of 54 (33%)
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Mustard-and-Cress in boxes,
Greens in the jardinière, And a trellis of Beans at Cox's, Facing Trafalgar Square. Lady Biffington's daughters Are mulching the Greens with Clay; Lady Smiffington waters The Mustard-and-Cress all day; And Cox's cashiers (those oners!) Are feeling extremely rash, For they're pinching the tips of the Runners As they never would pinch your cash. Mighty is Mayfair's Mustard, The Cress is hardy and hale; Belgravia's housemaids dust hard To keep the dust from the Kale; But Cox's cashiers look solemn, For their Beans (which sell by the sack) Would cover the Nelson Column If they didn't keep pinching them back. * * * * * "WEATHER AT HEALTH RESORTS. Temp. Sunshine. Max. Min. Weather. Felixstowe 0.0 22 29 Some snow." |
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