Punch, Volume 149Mark Lemon, Henry Mayhew, Tom Taylor, Shirley Brooks, Francis Cowley Burnand, Owen Seaman Punch Publications Limited, 1915 - Caricatures and cartoons |
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Page 36
... playing on the pianola ; Or that he has a favourite cockatoo Strand Which answers to the gracious name of Lola ... plays ping - pong ; That SIMON likes an aluminium putter ; That Mr. BALFOUR , when his game goes wrong , No sort of oath ...
... playing on the pianola ; Or that he has a favourite cockatoo Strand Which answers to the gracious name of Lola ... plays ping - pong ; That SIMON likes an aluminium putter ; That Mr. BALFOUR , when his game goes wrong , No sort of oath ...
Page 37
... playing fields of peace and success in war . The other forts were naturally jealous , and two nights later , just to ... play some more exalted impaired digestions , defective visions , part in this epoch - making time , but diseased ...
... playing fields of peace and success in war . The other forts were naturally jealous , and two nights later , just to ... play some more exalted impaired digestions , defective visions , part in this epoch - making time , but diseased ...
Page 47
... play up , but we are a little uncertain what steps to take . " " Why , use old golf balls , " said Sin- clair . " I wonder , " said the Reverend Henry , turning to me , " if he is really going to be much use to us ? " " I doubt it ...
... play up , but we are a little uncertain what steps to take . " " Why , use old golf balls , " said Sin- clair . " I wonder , " said the Reverend Henry , turning to me , " if he is really going to be much use to us ? " " I doubt it ...
Page 49
... played of late a leading part in beating up recruits , But he had a perfect passion for accumulating boots . He had boots described as " 6 rational " ; boots made of badger skin , And boots called " anatomical , " the toes of which ...
... played of late a leading part in beating up recruits , But he had a perfect passion for accumulating boots . He had boots described as " 6 rational " ; boots made of badger skin , And boots called " anatomical , " the toes of which ...
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... played us part of the way ; after that , troons ! At the long last , however , the roped in the early spring and late those of us who could whistle whistled , Colonel galloped back and shcok our autumn of Larkfield manhood , a big and ...
... played us part of the way ; after that , troons ! At the long last , however , the roped in the early spring and late those of us who could whistle whistled , Colonel galloped back and shcok our autumn of Larkfield manhood , a big and ...
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