Punch, Volume 215Mark Lemon, Henry Mayhew, Tom Taylor, Shirley Brooks, Francis Cowley Burnand, Owen Seaman Punch Publications Limited, 1948 - Caricatures and cartoons |
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... Horse . This Mr. Honeyman was a very ordinary sort of man who knew nothing about horses at all . For many years he was the accountant for a firm of pickle manufacturers , but when the war came he felt that he would like to do something ...
... Horse . This Mr. Honeyman was a very ordinary sort of man who knew nothing about horses at all . For many years he was the accountant for a firm of pickle manufacturers , but when the war came he felt that he would like to do something ...
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... horse fastened about the waist of one of the performers in a morris dance . Thus capari- soned the man dances about ... horse's head , which children bestride , or used to bestride , what time they gallop to and fro crying out " Gee up ...
... horse fastened about the waist of one of the performers in a morris dance . Thus capari- soned the man dances about ... horse's head , which children bestride , or used to bestride , what time they gallop to and fro crying out " Gee up ...
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... horse Incineratus- A. Incitatus- Q. Incitatus - To give the impression that this old Roman horse which lived in a marble stable was not only appointed consul by the Emperor but actually functioned in that capacity during debates in the ...
... horse Incineratus- A. Incitatus- Q. Incitatus - To give the impression that this old Roman horse which lived in a marble stable was not only appointed consul by the Emperor but actually functioned in that capacity during debates in the ...
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