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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Page 37
... sure will be familiar to most of our listeners . I am going to ask him to give us his own impressions of this past Christmas Eve . Now , Santa Claus , I dare say you have experienced quite a number of war - time Christmas Eves in the ...
... sure will be familiar to most of our listeners . I am going to ask him to give us his own impressions of this past Christmas Eve . Now , Santa Claus , I dare say you have experienced quite a number of war - time Christmas Eves in the ...
Page 129
... sure that they are fighting for a better Britain . " An infinitely better Britain , " were the words . And to show that you mean it , do something now . ” 66 " Do something ? " I seem to have heard that stirring advice before . Do what ...
... sure that they are fighting for a better Britain . " An infinitely better Britain , " were the words . And to show that you mean it , do something now . ” 66 " Do something ? " I seem to have heard that stirring advice before . Do what ...
Page 177
... sure , that they owed much to the teaching and training they received at their school . O.K. ? Cripps never learned his stuff there ! You do him an injustice , I am sure . Now , to feel loyalty , gratitude , pride , about a great ...
... sure , that they owed much to the teaching and training they received at their school . O.K. ? Cripps never learned his stuff there ! You do him an injustice , I am sure . Now , to feel loyalty , gratitude , pride , about a great ...
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