The Unctuous Beaumont : ' I say, Mr Brett, this " weakly " journal of ours does not go well. People won't buy it. Now, we want something to boom it. What d'ye say to a picnic ? Picnics always boom the Helping Hand Mission, so perhaps a picnic might help us.'
The picnic a great success. Some of the Country Cousins are fair to look upon. Beaumont hands round the seductive sandwiches, while Brett opens the ginger pop.
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Observer, Volume XVI, Issue 952, 27 March 1897, Page 12
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74The Unctuous Beaumont: ' I say, Mr Brett, this " weakly" journal of ours does not go well. People won't buy it. Now, we want something to boom it. What d'ye say to a picnic ? Picnics always boom the Helping Hand Mission, so perhaps a picnic might help us.' The picnic a great success. Some of the Country Cousins are fair to look upon. Beaumont hands round the seductive sandwiches, while Brett opens the ginger pop. Observer, Volume XVI, Issue 952, 27 March 1897, Page 12
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