Punch, Volume 213Mark Lemon, Henry Mayhew, Tom Taylor, Shirley Brooks, Francis Cowley Burnand, Owen Seaman Punch Publications Limited, 1947 - Caricatures and cartoons |
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Page 111
... answered , its asker not being present . Mr. BEVIN then coolly read the prepared answer to No. 18 which began : " I will answer this Question and No. 9 together . . . 22 Joy was unconfined , for there is nothing the House likes better ...
... answered , its asker not being present . Mr. BEVIN then coolly read the prepared answer to No. 18 which began : " I will answer this Question and No. 9 together . . . 22 Joy was unconfined , for there is nothing the House likes better ...
Page 273
... answer varies from form to form and answer to answer , sometimes frightening the public by suggesting a paragraph where it had thought a few words would do , and sometimes cramping it so that it has to build out into the right - hand ...
... answer varies from form to form and answer to answer , sometimes frightening the public by suggesting a paragraph where it had thought a few words would do , and sometimes cramping it so that it has to build out into the right - hand ...
Page 617
... answer -or , rather , my copy of a neatly . printed circular consisting solely of regrets . III My next move was to take Rigs- worth out to lunch . Rigsworth is an old school - friend who works in some department at the Foreign Office ...
... answer -or , rather , my copy of a neatly . printed circular consisting solely of regrets . III My next move was to take Rigs- worth out to lunch . Rigsworth is an old school - friend who works in some department at the Foreign Office ...
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