Category: Humour
MR. GOODCHILD was admittedly the most successful of merchant princes--not only financially, but morally. From a boy the great trader had advanced on the road of commerce by leaps and bounds. His parents were of humble birth and in poor circumstances, and yet he had risen to th...
MR. GOODCHILD was admittedly the most successful of merchant princes--not only financially, but morally. From a boy the great trader had advanced on the road of commerce by leap...
2. Part 2At a banquet given in Bristol in honour of the invincible bicyclist, Mr. A. A. ZIMMERMAN, a reverend gentleman suggested that the Town Councillors should present the freedom of...
3. Part 3"One who takes three years of practice to earn a quarter of chambers' rent" suggests that "The Devil's Own" should adopt as its regimental motto, "Retained for the Defence." Con...