Our Erudite Contemporaries.
From a special golf correspondent:—
"I cannot remember the Latin for a daisy, but most emphatically 'Delanda est.'"
Daily Paper.
O Carthego!
"'Pol-u-me-tis.' The Greek brings back the thundrous verse of Virgil. Echoes from the twilight of the gods."—Daily Paper.
Poor old Götterdämmerung.
Another Sex-Problem.
"White Milking Shorthorn Bull for Sale, £50."—Farmers' Gazette.
"A Good Canvasser wanted for Credit Gentlemen's wear; ready to wear and made to measure clothing."—Daily Paper.
"One," in fact, "that was made a shape for his clothes, and, if Adam had not fallen, had lived to no purpose."
"To-morrow afternoon, the Dansant, 3 p.m. to 6 p.m. Tickets inclusive 3s. 6d. Dansant (only) 2s. 6d."—Provincial Paper.
The "the" seems cheap at a shilling.