Punch, or the London Charivari, Volume 153, July 4, 1917 by Various
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page 24 of 51 (47%)
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may be of some value,
Yours faithfully, ---- * * * * * "It scarcely seems as if the Premiership of Graf Moritz Esterhazy, with all his Oxford education and the vigour of his thirty-six years, will be able to bruise the serpent's heel."--_Observer_. The serpent is so beastly cunning; he always sits on it. * * * * * "MARRIAGES.--All contemplating Marriage consult Proprietors ---- Matrimonial Bureau, Melbourne, opposite Old Cemetery. Specially erected for the purpose."--_The Age_ (_Melbourne_). This recalls the description of a famous football-ground in Dublin, "conveniently situated between the Mater Misericordiae Hospital and Glasnevin Cemetery." * * * * * "Margaret was clinging to Dick's arm as she walked, looking up adoringly into his handsome, tanned face, with her blue eyes. A week later Dick led Margaret into Suburban Garden, where he had wooed and won her so long ago. |
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