Punch, Or the London Charivari, volume 153, August 1, 1917.
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I didn't say you had nosense of humour; I said you had no sense of honour.
Yours faithfully, SINCLAIR VOYLE.
III.
_From Fred Golightly, comedian, to Sinclair Voyle, dramatic critic. _ DEAR OLD CHAP, --You can't think how glad I am to have your disclaimer. I disliked having to write to you as I did, after so many years ofgood fellowship, but you must admit that I had some provocation. It isa pretty serious thing for a man in my position to be publicly singledout by a man in yours as being withou...t a sense of humour. However, your explanation puts everything right, and all's well that ends well. Yours as ever, FRED.
* * * * * "PEACE CRANKS AND CROOKS. "--_Evening Standard_.
The right hon. Member for Woolwich objects. He has nothing whatever todo with Ramsayites.
* * * * * JIMMY--KILLED IN ACTION.
Horses he loved, and laughter, and the sun, A song, wide spaces and the open air; The trust of all dumb living things he won, And never knew the luck too good to share.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I didn't say you had nosense of humour; I said you had no sense of honour.
Yours faithfully, SINCLAIR VOYLE.
III.
_From Fred Golightly, comedian, to Sinclair Voyle, dramatic critic. _ DEAR OLD CHAP, --You can't think how glad I am to have your disclaimer. I disliked having to write to you as I did, after so many years ofgood fellowship, but you must admit that I had some provocation. It isa pretty serious thing for a man in my position to be publicly singledout by a man in yours as being withou...t a sense of humour. However, your explanation puts everything right, and all's well that ends well. Yours as ever, FRED.
* * * * * "PEACE CRANKS AND CROOKS. "--_Evening Standard_.
The right hon. Member for Woolwich objects. He has nothing whatever todo with Ramsayites.
* * * * * JIMMY--KILLED IN ACTION.
Horses he loved, and laughter, and the sun, A song, wide spaces and the open air; The trust of all dumb living things he won, And never knew the luck too good to share.
What to read after Punch, Or the London Charivari, volume 153, August 1, 1917.?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Various to read onlineMoreLess
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