| Title | The Ragged Trousered Philanthropists |
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| Page | 1168 |
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first opportunity. This note was properly worded, written in a manner suitable for a gentleman like him, neatly folded and addressed: Mr Harlow Esq., c/o Macaroni's Royal Cafe till called for. Mister Harlow, Dear Sir: Wood you kinely oblige me bi cummin to the paint shop as soon as you can make it convenient as there is a sealin' to be wate-woshed hoppin this is not trubbling you to much I remane Yours respeckfully Pontius Pilate. This note was read out for the amusement of the company and afterwards stored away in the writer's pocket till such a time as an opportunity should occur of giving it to Harlow. As the writer of the note was on his way back to his room to resume work he |
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