A breath of laughter will blow a Government out of existence in Paris much more effectually than a whiff of cannon-smoke — Robert Barr, The Mystery of the Five Hundred Diamonds
A breath of laughter will blow a Government out of existence in Paris much more effectually than a whiff of cannon-smoke — Robert Barr, The Mystery of the Five Hundred Diamonds
A breath of laughter will blow a Government out of existence in Paris much more effectually than a whiff of cannon-smoke — Robert Barr, The Mystery of the Five Hundred Diamonds
A breath of laughter will blow a Government out of existence in Paris much more effectually than a whiff of cannon-smoke — Robert Barr, The Mystery of the Five Hundred Diamonds
A breath of laughter will blow a Government out of existence in Paris much more effectually than a whiff of cannon-smoke — Robert Barr, The Mystery of the Five Hundred Diamonds
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A breath of laughter will blow a Government out of existence in Paris much more effectually than a whiff of cannon-smoke

— Robert Barr, The Mystery of the Five Hundred Diamonds
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