Punch, or the London Charivari, Volume 153, July 4, 1917 by Various
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page 21 of 51 (41%)
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And what a sergeant-major's "Tut" meant;
Thence to the trenches, thence a rest, A route-march to a wayside station, With (every single soldier guessed) Greece as our "unknown destination." I saw Olympus wrapped in snow, The clouds at rest upon its summit, But did I thrill or long to throw My hands athwart the lyre and strum it? Gazing, I felt no soulful throb, I only felt the body's inner Cravings and said, "I 'll bet a bob It's bully once again for dinner." * * * * * "Ex-King Constantino has bought a magnificent chateau called Chartreuse, situated near Thun Castle. It belonged to Baron von Zadlitz, a German officer, who is now in the field, and has been empty since the beginning of the war."--_Evening Paper_. Well, he will be able to fill himself up on the proceeds. * * * * * [Illustration: THE LEAVE-WANGLER.] * * * * * |
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