Parry Truscott, Punch, Volume 147, Issue 3825… (19th and 20th century)
“ No one to work for now but just 'erself, then?" "War be an awful thing, it seems, for raisin' the wicked passions in peaceful men. Keyser, Geyser—whatever 'e calls 'isself—and our old Doctor... it be all the same." ”
Parry Truscott, Punch, Volume 147, Issue 3825… (19th and 20th century)
“ An' it's 'im for 'isself an' the rest for theirselves, from what I can see." "This war seems to take people out of their true selves, makin' of 'em ravenin' beasts." "Men, too, as otherwise acts quiet an' well-meanin' enough. You 'eard what Doctor done?" "What 'e done?" "Not to old Sally's son, Jim?" ”
Parry Truscott, Punch, Volume 147, Issue 3825… (19th and 20th century)
“ Jim, 'e's not without 'is uses an' 'e's more time, like, to read the paper than the other men. So 'e reads the news an' tells it all over at Plough an' Orses' nights, an' they do say the way 'e urges of the men to 'list is somethin' wonderful. ”
