Punch, or the London Charivari, Vol. 152, February 14, 1917 by Various
page 46 of 54 (85%)
page 46 of 54 (85%)
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* * * * * "A grocer in a London suburb complains that on Saturday he and his staff were 'run o ffthei rlegs by the extraordinary demands of customers.'"--_Westminster Gazette._ We congratulate the printer on his gallant effort to depict the situation. * * * * * "Wanted, Cook Generals, House Parlourmaids; fiends might suit."--_Irish Paper._ Discussion of the eternal servant problem is apt to be one-sided; it was quite time that we heard from the _advocatus diaboli_. * * * * * TO STEPHEN LEACOCK (_Professor of Political Economy at McGill University, Montreal, and author of "Further Foolishness" and other notable works of humour_). The life that is flagrantly double, Conflicting in conduct and aim, Is seldom untainted by trouble And commonly closes in shame; |
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