Punch, or the London Charivari, Volume 153, September 26, 1917 by Various
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page 21 of 59 (35%)
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A Venetian boy-scout on the Lido
Had sighted a hostile torpedo, So he cried, "Don't suppoge You can blow up the Doge; You must do without him--as we do." * * * * * "WEST OF ENGLAND.--To be Sold, a perfect gentleman's Residence, in faultless condition and all modern improvements, and a pedigree Stock Farm of 150 acres adjoining, with possession."--_Daily Paper_. We hope the pedigree of the perfect gentleman is included as well as that of the stock farm. * * * * * PETHERTON AND THE RAG AUCTION. A letter I received last Friday gave me one of those welcome excuses to get into closer touch with my neighbour, Petherton, than our daily proximity might seem to connote. I wrote to him thus:-- DEAR MR. PETHERTON,--Miss Gore-Langley has written to me to say that she is getting up a Rag Auction on behalf of the Belgian Relief Fund, and not knowing you personally, and having probably heard that I am connected by ties of kinship with you, she asked me to approach you on the subject of any old clothes you may have to spare in such a cause. |
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