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Fresh and thrustful thinking on the nation's economic mess was perhaps never more urgently needed than last week, when, fortunately, a grateful public learned that Mr Grimond was condemning high taxation, Mr Gaitskell prescribing expanded production as the cure for inflation, Mr Watkinson asserting that a continued race between wages and prices could ruin us all, and Mr Thorneycroft sponsoring an illustrated booklet advocating stable prices at home and a strong pound abroad.
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![Humour through the Ages
How Sulaimān the merchant, while at meet with the Shah Tahmāsp, being asked if the egg of the desert quail set before him did mock the nostrils of anticipation with the perfumes of decay, did reply that, on the contrary, a considerable proportion of it did indeed unlock the casket of satisfaction with the golden key of delectability.
[From a MS of Nizami]](https://chrisbeetles.com/storage/27985/conversions/1wbvkld0068x-masonry.jpg)
![Humour through the Ages
Toyo Mitsuhito the poet acts strangely in depositing rice from bowl on head: when questioned as to meaning of uncustomary procedure, makes explanation that was under erroneous impression that said bowl contained maize.
[From a Japanese print]](https://chrisbeetles.com/storage/27984/conversions/4mp0lpqi0hp8-masonry.jpg)
