Briggs saw his neighbour walking up the garden path with a trombone tucked under his arm. “Hallo! Been buying a trombone? 1 ’ lie asked. “ No: borrowed it from Robinson next door/ said the other. Briggs looked mystified. “ But surely you can't play, can you?” he asked. “No,” said his neighbour. with a smile of satisiaction; “ neither can Robinson —while J’ve got it.”-
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Evening Star, Issue 21628, 25 January 1934, Page 11
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