Punch, Volume 200Mark Lemon, Henry Mayhew, Tom Taylor, Shirley Brooks, Francis Cowley Burnand, Owen Seaman Punch Publications Limited, 1941 - Caricatures and cartoons |
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... hear , " I'd have said , " Come off it ! " For the nonce less omnipresent , I could hear new sounds begin , Slowly , softly creeping in , Homely sounds to peace akin .. Lord ! they were so pleasant That I could not hear enough ; Here ...
... hear , " I'd have said , " Come off it ! " For the nonce less omnipresent , I could hear new sounds begin , Slowly , softly creeping in , Homely sounds to peace akin .. Lord ! they were so pleasant That I could not hear enough ; Here ...
Page 173
... hear them answering the telephone ; they have realized that to say " yes " twelve times and then " no " fifteen ... hear the right person at the other end say " Hullo . " The wrong way is to lift the receiver and dial the number and hear ...
... hear them answering the telephone ; they have realized that to say " yes " twelve times and then " no " fifteen ... hear the right person at the other end say " Hullo . " The wrong way is to lift the receiver and dial the number and hear ...
Page 517
... hear it singing not a dance tune but a song ; that is , much louder and with each note separate . I think it is safe to say that no one wants to join in with this kind of singing . The feeling at the back of people's minds is that ...
... hear it singing not a dance tune but a song ; that is , much louder and with each note separate . I think it is safe to say that no one wants to join in with this kind of singing . The feeling at the back of people's minds is that ...
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