From "The Story of the Haldane Missions":--

"The Kaiser laughingly remarked that he had better have the high

chair (in which the Kaiser usually sat at his council meetings).

He also gave Lord Haldane an Imperial cigar.... While discussing

the naval question, the Kaiser took a copy of the new Naval Bill

out of his pocket and handed it to Lord Haldane, who transferred

it to his pocket without looking at it."--_Daily Chronicle._

He probably thought it was another of the Imperial cigars.

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[Illustration: _Grocer-fiend (who has treated three preceding customers

to (a) "We ain't got no sugar;" (b) "We have none, Madam;" and (c) "No

sugar in the shop"--to boy)._ "BE OFF. WE'VE GOT NO SUGAR!"

_Boy._ "I DIDN'T ASK FOR NO SUGAR. I WANT A PENNORTH O' SODA--AN' THAT'S

TAKEN THE' BLOOMING SWANK OUT OF YOU, AIN'T IT?"]

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Punch, or the London Charivari, Volume 153, September 12, 1917 · 第 30 / 41 题