Punch, or the London Charivari, Vol. 152, May 30, 1917 by Various
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page 47 of 59 (79%)
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The War's deep waters o'er him rolled
As he beheld Young England giving Life prodigally, while the old Lived on without the cause for living; And yet he never heaved a sigh Although his heart was inly riven; He only craved one boon--to die In harness, and the boon was given. * * * * * =Vicarious Parenthood.= "DABRERA.--Yesterday, at 6.55 a.m. 'Shernery,' Bambalapitiya, to Mr. and Mrs. Ossy Dabrera a daughter. Grand parents doing well."--_Ceylon Independent_. * * * * * "Mr. J.H. Minns (Carlisle) charged the brewers of his city with allowing their tenants to be placed under the heel of the Control Board.... It was the cloven hoof of the unseen hand that the trade had to face in Carlisle."--_Derby Daily Express_. Mr. MINNS must cheer up. The Trade has only to wait for "That auspicious day when the velvet glove will be stripped for ever from the cloven hoof of the German Eagle."--_London Opinion_. * * * * * |
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