Punch or the London Charivari, Volume 158, March 24, 1920. by Various
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page 20 of 59 (33%)
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The towpath critic he shook his head
(_Thornycroft's, where they began to row_): "Hung over the stretcher" was what he said, And "missed the beginning," and "hands too slow." The towpath critic, whoe'er he be (_A tug and some barges blocked the way_), For thirty odd years, it seems to me, Has never found anything else to say. The towpath critic's remarks are trite (_Off Ayling's Yard in a stiffish breeze_), Yet I study religiously morn and night Whole columns consisting of words like these. * * * * * [Illustration: MANNERS AND MODES. THE COMPANY-PROMOTER'S PROBLEM--HOW TO UTILISE THE BOOM IN SPRING.] * * * * * THE GENIUS OF MR. BRADSHAW. (_By our Literary Expert._) No one will be surprised to hear that the Christian name of Mr. BRADSHAW was George. Indeed, it is difficult to think what other name a man of his calibre could have had. But many people will be surprised |
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