Punch, Volume 187Henry Mayhew, Mark Lemon, Tom Taylor, Shirley Brooks, Francis Cowley Burnand, Owen Seaman Punch Publications Limited, 1934 - English wit and humor |
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Page 233
Poor WOOLLEY , he did not exactly keep wicket , but with his straddled legs how like the Eiffel Tower he looked ! Other veterans in whom the sunshine of 1934 has generated new vigour are MEAD of Hampshire , who is two months older than ...
Poor WOOLLEY , he did not exactly keep wicket , but with his straddled legs how like the Eiffel Tower he looked ! Other veterans in whom the sunshine of 1934 has generated new vigour are MEAD of Hampshire , who is two months older than ...
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Keeps talking about a cricket - match . ... He was expected to keep wicket at both ends . ... couldn't telephone at either end - and it took him ten minutes to explain that on this occasion he was going to keep wicket at neither end .
Keeps talking about a cricket - match . ... He was expected to keep wicket at both ends . ... couldn't telephone at either end - and it took him ten minutes to explain that on this occasion he was going to keep wicket at neither end .
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For fear of flying aces The countries can't keep still ; They keep on changing places And bagging Portland Bill . ... And Italy is Hungary And Denmark can't be found , While HITLER'S ironmongery Keeps rolling round and round .
For fear of flying aces The countries can't keep still ; They keep on changing places And bagging Portland Bill . ... And Italy is Hungary And Denmark can't be found , While HITLER'S ironmongery Keeps rolling round and round .
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July - Dec 1934 / 728 pages / 143.
Cartoons on pp 217 & 532.
Donor : Dr. P. Robinson (2008)
Contents
St StephensatSea | 87 |
Arranging the Picnic | 452 |
Enjoying our Lunch | 504 |
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| Title | Punch, Volume 187 |
| Editors | Henry Mayhew, Mark Lemon, Tom Taylor, Shirley Brooks, Francis Cowley Burnand, Owen Seaman |
| Publisher | Punch Publications Limited, 1934 |
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