Punch, Volume 151Mark Lemon, Henry Mayhew, Tom Taylor, Shirley Brooks, Francis Cowley Burnand, Owen Seaman Punch Publications Limited, 1916 - Caricatures and cartoons |
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... wait the net result , which , after all , Depends upon the weather . For not by brute force or mechanic thrust Is Nature broken to a scheduled plan ( Nature , whose lap supplied the pinch of dust From which the KAISER grew to be a man ) ...
... wait the net result , which , after all , Depends upon the weather . For not by brute force or mechanic thrust Is Nature broken to a scheduled plan ( Nature , whose lap supplied the pinch of dust From which the KAISER grew to be a man ) ...
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... waited to hear the birr that would ring down the curtain on my labours . After a time I called again , this time not so evenly . " I'm pushing hard , " cried Petunia . No further sound broke the silence . " Try in the parlour , " I ...
... waited to hear the birr that would ring down the curtain on my labours . After a time I called again , this time not so evenly . " I'm pushing hard , " cried Petunia . No further sound broke the silence . " Try in the parlour , " I ...
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... waiting - time is passed And we have tried our temper in the fire ; And , proving word by deed , Have kept the faith we pledged to France at need . But most because , from mine and desk and mart , Springing to face a task undreamed ...
... waiting - time is passed And we have tried our temper in the fire ; And , proving word by deed , Have kept the faith we pledged to France at need . But most because , from mine and desk and mart , Springing to face a task undreamed ...
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... waiting , too , was halways hof that low and menial kind Which causes great hoffence to any heducated mind . By hall means let our serving - maids make ' aste to fill ' is place , And let hotels be free ' enceforth from ' is hunpleasant ...
... waiting , too , was halways hof that low and menial kind Which causes great hoffence to any heducated mind . By hall means let our serving - maids make ' aste to fill ' is place , And let hotels be free ' enceforth from ' is hunpleasant ...
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... waited for what was about to be . ceaselessly in a volume - incomprehen- partial , eye upon them . As the what- I felt isolated from the civilised world sible without distinctions . " For once , d'you - call - ' ems of old were led by a ...
... waited for what was about to be . ceaselessly in a volume - incomprehen- partial , eye upon them . As the what- I felt isolated from the civilised world sible without distinctions . " For once , d'you - call - ' ems of old were led by a ...
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