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 190
... fact that I didn't like the look of his ears wasn't allowed to prejudice the subsequent proceedings as it certainly would now that I am so much older . He had invented a very obscure piece of machinery for tracking down imaginary ...
... fact that I didn't like the look of his ears wasn't allowed to prejudice the subsequent proceedings as it certainly would now that I am so much older . He had invented a very obscure piece of machinery for tracking down imaginary ...
Page 194
... fact , two striking examples of that great body of opinion , the newspaper public , which is one of the publics I want to deal with to - day ; another being the radio public , with which I think I shall begin . answering until the ...
... fact , two striking examples of that great body of opinion , the newspaper public , which is one of the publics I want to deal with to - day ; another being the radio public , with which I think I shall begin . answering until the ...
Page 271
... fact that he has to convince the police as well as himself within a limited time ; it is the skill with which the details are handled that makes it all fresh and absorbing - that , and the admirable acting by JOHN MILLS as the man ...
... fact that he has to convince the police as well as himself within a limited time ; it is the skill with which the details are handled that makes it all fresh and absorbing - that , and the admirable acting by JOHN MILLS as the man ...
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