Punch, or the London Charivari, Volume 153, July 4, 1917 by Various
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As wayward as an April wind.
* * * * * A Legitimate Inference. "FOUND, Brown Dog, very clever begging, great pet, believed property clergyman."--_Belfast Evening Telegraph_. * * * * * "The Molahiz of the district ordered to arrest the criminals and hand them to the Dilitary Authorities for trial has been able to seize the materials stolen. Enquiry is still going on."--_Egyptian Mail_. The authorities seem to be living up to their title. * * * * * THE TWO MISSING NUMBERS. A CONTRAST. I. My friend X. is normally the mildest of men. His temper is under perfect control; and in his favourite part of the angels' advocate he finds palliations and makes allowances for all those defections in the servants of the public which goad men to fury and which, since the War |
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