Punch, or the London Charivari, Vol. 159, September 8th, 1920 by Various
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booking-hall doors. Speedwell sprained a pastern and Tiny Tim sustained a
severe kick on the fetlock. Both will require a fortnight's rest before they can be raced again. This will be a warning to us and to others too, I hope. Still, it will not deter us from racing in the future. Nor should it deter others, for the sport is a glorious one and I hope it may become universal in the outer suburbs. Piggott and I will be only too glad to give advice or any other assistance that lies in our power to those who contemplate starting local clubs in and around London. * * * * * [Illustration: _Old Dame_ (_to visitor who has been condoling with her on a recent misfortune_). "OCH, I'M GEY ILL. I'VE BEEN CRYIN' SIN' FOWER THIS MORNIN', AN' I'M JUST GAUN TAE START AGEN AS SOON'S I'VE SIPPIT THIS BICKER O' PARRITCH."] * * * * * WEDDING PRESENTS. All day long I had been possessed by that odd feeling that comes over one unaccountably at times, as of things being a little strange, interesting-- somehow different, so that I was not at all surprised to find the Fairy Queen waiting for me when I entered my flat. It was a warm evening and she sat perched on the tassel of the blind, lightly swaying to and fro in the tiny breeze that came dancing softly over the house-tops. |
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