Punchinello, Volume 1, No. 22, August 27, 1870 by Various
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is sure to be thronged--outside. These performances, and all of their
sort, should be made punishable, and will probably be so when a hundred or two performers shall have been killed, in addition to those who have already suffered. Not nearly so exciting as performances of the kind referred to, though, perhaps, quite as rash, are the ocean voyages occasionally essayed by tiny, toy ships. One of these--the _Red, White and Blue_--is announced as about to start upon a "voyage round the world." We wish her our best wishes, and hope she may get round in the roundest way and time. One of her first stopping places, though, as we see, is Martha's Vineyard. Our advice to the skipper of the toy ship, is to go no further than that delightful haven of rest. MARTHA. will cherish her as a chimney ornament, or give her to her kids to play with--and nobody will be hurt. * * * * * Two Renderings. _Finis coronat opus:_--The end crowns the work. _Finis coroner opus:_--There is plenty of work for the Coroner, but the "end" does not always appear to be gained. All of which is respectfully submitted to the investigators of murder in this city. * * * * * The Modern Monks of La Trappe. |
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