The New Zealand Railways Magazine, Volume 11, Issue 9 (December 1, 1936)

Point of View

Point of View.

An Irishman who worked for the city came home one evening after a very hot summer's day and began to “kick” at his wife for not having his supper ready on time.

“What do yez mane by talkin' to me that way?” she said to him. “Here I am, slavin' me health an' strength away over the washtub on a hot day like this, and you down in your nice, cool sewer.”

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