“How’s this?”
Sir, —He stood erect and alert. Out of the distance approached a white tornado with a number of tentacles fluttering from it. From one of these a red spherical object emerged. His first thought, “I’ll swat it,” then, “No, I’ll ask my father.” Finally. “I’l] push' it to one side and go and have a cup of tea.” There was a very small click and from immediately behind him an ear-splitting bellow. Item in following morning’s “Press”: R. J. Hadlee, caught Marsh, bowled O’Keeffe 3.—Yours, etc.,
M. HOLMES. February’ 23, 1977.
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