Punch, or the London Charivari, Volume 156, April 9, 1919 by Various
page 56 of 62 (90%)
page 56 of 62 (90%)
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"Or why not pay at the barrier, if you _must_ pay?"
"Yes, and lose the return ticket rate. How should I get down to-night?" "That's easy. Buy a platform ticket. The man at the gate at home will pass you; he knows you." "All underhand work," said Cozens. "It's much more dignified to buy a ticket." Just then a travelling inspector entered our carriage. "Tickets, gentlemen, please!" And Cozens, looking supremely undignified, produced a third-class return, and tried to explain. * * * * * [Illustration: _Little Girl_ (_reading poster_). "OH, MUMMY, ISN'T THAT VULGAR? OUGHTN'T THEY TO PUT 'PERSPIRED LABOUR'?"] * * * * * OUR BOOKING-OFFICE. (_BY MR. PUNCH'S STAFF OF LEARNED CLERKS_.) MR. COMPTON MACKENZIE gives us in _Sylvia and Michael_ (SECKER) a |
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