Punch, or the London Charivari, Volume 156, March 26, 1919 by Various
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page 21 of 64 (32%)
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And, what is more, we've got the Man;
With WINSTON riding in the van I do not think there's any doubt That we shall put the foe to rout, And, scorning peace by compromise, Annihilate the warble-flies. In tranquil peace the gentle beeves Shall chew their cud through summer eves; No more shall that alarming warble Affright the calm of heifer or bull, And send them snorting round the croft With eyes of fear and tails aloft. Till every warble-fly be floored Whitehall will _never_ sheathe the sword. * * * * * The Growth of Impropriety. "Her hair is always exquisitely dressed, and her shoes in perfect shape. No more in the way of dress is required of any woman." _Daily Mirror._ * * * * * "PROPOSED IMPROVEMENT OF A DANGEROUS CORONER." _Headline in Provincial Paper._ |
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