Punch, or the London Charivari, Vol. 158, June 30th, 1920 by Various
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not escaped notice, my friend. But you can hardly imagine the objections
that will be urged by the female members of your household against adopting such a course in the drawing-room. They will assert, amongst other things, that Mrs. Ponsonby-Smith is on the point of arriving and that she will think you've done it on purpose. I shall have the upholsterer in to-morrow. EVOE. * * * * * [Illustration: _Gladys._ "HAVE YOU ANY INTERESTING CASES COMING ON, SIR CHARLES?" _Eminent K.C._ "WE HAVE A VERY INTRICATE AND TECHNICAL CASE COMING ON--MOST INTERESTING. IT TURNS ON THE QUESTION WHETHER A CERTAIN SUBTERRANEAN CONDUIT SHOULD BE CLASSIFIED AS A DRAIN OR A SEWER." _Gladys._ "OH, BUT WHY NOT ASK A PLUMBER?"] * * * * * DEDICATIONS. MR. COMPTON MACKENZIE has found it necessary to state publicly in a dedication that his books have not been written by his sister. The following extracts are taken from possible future dedications by various authors:-- |
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