"Nine Baby," by Milt Cross, very amusing skit on America German and other Jen house life, cleverly ili author. "Ao hoo, sore? baby! Ate opp all de broon-ooze!"; land the "Ferry Tales" will amuse, "T have had be much work to do that T have not had time to get Jdrunk for several weeks and, Signore, my health is suffering from it." So says the Italian gurdonor in "Bouquet," by G. B, Sto Gargover asks this gardener to have '2 heart and think of others who hu not had time or money to do so for several years in this poor England. "Bright star of Beauty on whose eyelids sit," ete, etc. It was not a book to give Gargover to review all about wines and casks!
Text read from the printed page and cleaned; old type leaves the occasional error.