Punch, or the London Charivari, Vol. 159, September 29th, 1920 by Various
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Should cackle so ungoosely!
Not in your honour would that bird be slain If they should kill her--and the hour is critical-- But for their own ends, thus to gain An object palpably profane (That is to say, political). Defend her, Michael! you who smote the crew Of Satan on the jaw and stopped their bluffing; So, if you see her safely through, We'll give you thrice your usual due Of other geese (with stuffing). O.S. * * * * * BRIDGE CONVENTIONS. The game of Auction Bridge may be divided into three species. There is the one we play at home, the second which we play at the Robinsons', and the third that is played at the high table at my club. The three games are peculiarly distinct, but I have only recently discovered, at some expense, that each one has its particular conventions. At home, if I venture a light no-trump, and Joan, sitting on my right, exclaims well out of turn, "Oh! father," we all know that Joan has the no-trumper, and the play proceeds accordingly. |
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