Editor: “ This isn’t poetry, my dear man. It’s an escape of gas.” Spring Poet: “Ah, I see.- Something wrong with the meter.” Mr Suburbs (who has ordered drawings for a new cottage): “Ah! What is that room adjoining the parlour?” Architect; “That’s for your bicycles.” Mr Suburbs: “And that room adjoining the kitchen?” Architect; “That’s for tho cook’s bicycle.”
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Evening Star, Issue 24004, 1 October 1941, Page 4
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