Punch, or the London Charivari, Vol. 159, July 21, 1920 by Various
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Luckily, however, noticing a third vehicle standing by to complete the
job, the unfortunate fellow had the presence of mind to remain on the ground. *** According to a local paper cat-skins are worth about 5½_d._ each. Of course it must be plainly understood that the accuracy of this estimate is not admitted by the cats themselves. *** "Too much room is taken up by motor-vehicles when turning corners," declares a weekly journal. This is a most unfair charge against those self-respecting motorists who negotiate all corners on the two inside wheels only. *** An American named J. Thomas Looney has written a book to prove that Shakspeare was really the Earl of Oxford. We cannot help thinking that Shakspeare, who went out of his way to prove that _Ophelia_ was one of the original Looneys, has brought this on himself. *** Fashionable Parisians, says a correspondent, have decided that the correct thing this year is to be invited to Scotland for July. It may be correct, but it won't be an easy matter if we know our Scotland. |
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