ANNALS IN THE LAND OF MAB
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A NICE TURN-OUT
... A NICE, TURN-OUT, By CRas. SyRes, She: Isn't that a nice turn-out? He Er-- yes, it is I ClhsiSo ...
A SLIGHT MISTAKE
... . E>y Geoirg'e Belclher. Vicar: I'm sorry to hear you've been so poorly. You must pray for a good heart, Thomas Thomas: Yaas, zur; but it's my liver wot be wrong ye know, zur By Ge osfg'e Belclhero ...
SELF-ABUSE
... SEILF-ABUSE. By Georg'e Beldhetr I argued with that fool, Dauber, till three o'clock this morning about the old masters. What an ass that fellow is to argue like that Yes; a perfect idiot B^ Georg'e Belclhero ...
PLAYING FOR SAFETY
... FLAYING FOR SAFETY. By George Belelhser. Agitated Host (.to guest who keeps helping himself to liqueur in a large tumbler) I say, Brown, wouldn't you rather have it in a liqueur glass? Brown No thanks, old chap my hand's so shaky I can't get it into 'em By George Belclhero ...
UNDEFEATED
... . IBy Geos'g'e IBelclAeip. Can't you get it out, waiter? Yiss, sorr Oi'll git it out if Oi have to push it in George Belelhero ...
A MATTER OF SPELLING
... A MATTER OF SPEJLLJNG, By ILewns Bawramer. Village Schoolmaster I see they call them Springboks that'll be a misprint for Springbacks I expect Farmer Zum o' this 'ere noo-fangled spellin' o' Mr. Roosevelt's, I fancy ILewn BsiuEEmeFo ...
The Humour of the Hour--As Seen by Will Owen
... Tib IrIImirini@sui.iP @f Hlh Inlomir As t2>eim Iby W5M. Oweinir Joseph: Do you believe all this, Arthur, about men buying wives? Arthur: Oh, I expect so! Some men will buy anything ...
The Humour of the Hour--As Seen by Tom Browne
... Tlh MmsmKOUEE3 of ftlhe Ho^uiir A t2>eini Bay Torn Irowaeo I IHMIIMII AT THE CLUB-SELF-DENIAL Have a Scotch with me, Mac? No, Teddy, my boy. It is Lent, and I must deny myself something. I'll take a glass of Irish although I hate it (o/^v O WM ...
ANGLING AND GOLFING
... . By Harry Low. Young Goldbags (who, determined not to be lured into a proposal, is explaining the disadvantages of being richlxjcrow, look at the wealthy man. Take me for instance She (snapping her chance) Oh, Arthur, this is so sudden Vjlj Old Lady (to Brownley, who has just lost a brand-new ball in the bushes and is in a beast of a temper) You old reprobate You ought to be ashamed of ...
THE MOST POPULAR WATER CARNIVAL: THE CROWD, THE BOATS, THE SPORT
... THE MOST POPULAR- WATER- CARNIVAL 1EH THE CROWD, THE BOATS, THE SPORT. Ssiffi PIhtog|ffi SiEadl Bsittg ftlhi Tlh.siSim@£ ...