CONTRADICTORY.
When I -went to the "Army" to drink of their cup, I was suddenly told "for God's sake" to stand upl When I went to tho gaff I was told, with a frown, By those in the pit " for God's sake " to sit down I
We are turning out in this city a good deal too many blase, half-baked men of the world of about nineteen. Their collars are generally faultless, and their trousers, creased to a fault and turned up to a hair. They usually die of senile decay at twenty-three, having drained life's cup to the dregs and exhausted the knowledge of good and evil cigarettes.
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Star (Christchurch), Issue 8751, 13 October 1906, Page 4
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