Punch, or
Punch, or the London Charivari, Volume 152, May 9, 1917
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章节目录
共 44 题- PUNCH, OR THE LONDON CHARIVARI
- VOL. 152
- MAY 9, 1917
- CHARIVARIA.
- STOMACH FOR THE FIGHT.
- O.S.
- DIPLOMATIC NOTES.
- IN A GOOD CAUSE.
- HINDENBURG: "WHICHEVER COMES OUT, IT'S ROTTEN WEATHER FOR ME!"]
- TOLD TO THE MARINES.
- OUR POLYGAMISTS.
- DOCKING THE DRAMA.
- THE MYSTERIES OF ARBORICULTURE.
- From an American Nursery Company's pamphlet:--
- HINTS TO GROSVENOR HOUSE.
- AN EXCELLENT SUGGESTION.
- THE POWER OF BRITISH HUMOUR.
- TO MASTER THE ROLLS.
- THE USE OF ABUSE.
- WRIT SARCASTIC.
- TROOP HORSES.
- W.H.O.
- MORE ZOO NOTES.
- OR, THE RECRUIT THAT WAS PASSED AT THE THIRTEENTH EXAMINATION.]
- WHITEHALL WHISPERINGS.
- Extract from Army Orders at the Front:--
- From a letter by "Retired Diplomat" on "Maize Bread":--
- ESSENCE OF PARLIAMENT.
- 9 A.M.--SAD BAGS. 7 P.M.--GLAD RAGS.]
- A MINISTERIAL WAIL.
- OF MARGARINE: _C'est magnifique, mais ce n'est pas le beurre._
- THE MUD LARKS.
- CAUTIONARY TALES FOR THE ARMY.
- II.
- Consecutive paragraphs from _The Continental Daily Mail_:--
- SCHOOL.
- CHILDREN'S TALES FOR GROWN-UPS.
- IX.
- THE UNWRITTEN TREATY.
- WELL-MEANT.
- Extract from a New Zealand school-boy's letter:--
- OUR BOOKING-OFFICE.
- OUR HELPFUL CONTEMPORARIES.
- FAINT PRAISE.