NEVER CHEERED AGAIN
...... i.,1».. .„ A visitor was being shown round the ' Glasgow Royal Infirmary. As he passed through the accident Wttrd he exchanged words of sympathy with fcomo of tho patients. "My word," he said to One man,whose head was awathed in bandages and whoso face was badly scarfed, "you ar6 knocked about! But you must cheer up if "You Want to get better." "I've finished with cheering, 4 ' said the patient. "Nonsense!" replied tho visitor. "Therd's 1188 nonsense aboot, it," nhiwered the patient. "It was through ch<3oriitg that I m here. I wis put ul Parkheid wotohih' tho Celtic playin' the Ranirers an' t cheered tho Rautters."'
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Evening Post, Volume LXXXV, Issue 21, 25 January 1913, Page 19
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108NEVER CHEERED AGAIN Evening Post, Volume LXXXV, Issue 21, 25 January 1913, Page 19
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