Punch
Punch, or the London Charivari, Volume 146, January 14, 1914
We hear that the CHANCELLOR has, while in North Africa, been making a close study of camels, with a view to ascertaining the nature of the last straw which breaks their backs.
Chapters
2. Chapter 2
Other games, seldom chronicled but inquiring at least as much skill from their votaries as the better known varieties, are EARLY MORNING SKI-BAGGING--at which the Germans freque...
3. Chapter 3Personally I think too much respect is paid to age. There is nothing clever in being old--nothing at all. On the other hand, youth has a charm of its own. Besides, twenty-two is...
1. Chapter 1We hear that the CHANCELLOR has, while in North Africa, been making a close study of camels, with a view to ascertaining the nature of the last straw which breaks their backs.
4. Chapter 4"What," I asked myself, "is just the matter with this apparently quite nice book?" (It was _Joan's Green Year_, and written by E.L. DOON and published by MACMILLAN.) It is the k...