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 235
... sort of bubble on which is written " Why not join me in the briny at Blugsea ? If the woman is supposed to represent a typical visitor to Blugsea she does not inspire me with any great desire to make a pilgrimage to the place . Nor do I ...
... sort of bubble on which is written " Why not join me in the briny at Blugsea ? If the woman is supposed to represent a typical visitor to Blugsea she does not inspire me with any great desire to make a pilgrimage to the place . Nor do I ...
Page 393
... sort of blotting - paper which will not blot - by which I mean will blot like mad - is as average as the sort which does all its public expects of it . ( Readers not quite sure if this sentence is the right way round are advised to ...
... sort of blotting - paper which will not blot - by which I mean will blot like mad - is as average as the sort which does all its public expects of it . ( Readers not quite sure if this sentence is the right way round are advised to ...
Page 440
... sort of voice belonging to the sort of person who knows enough about Saxon pottery or happiness to be speaking on the wireless , and anyway by the end of its talk it will be an ordinary voice than which the ensuing announcer's is ...
... sort of voice belonging to the sort of person who knows enough about Saxon pottery or happiness to be speaking on the wireless , and anyway by the end of its talk it will be an ordinary voice than which the ensuing announcer's is ...
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