Punchinello, Volume 2, No. 27, October 1, 1870 by Various
page 31 of 78 (39%)
page 31 of 78 (39%)
|
He seemed as logy as an omnibus.
Faugh! smell the Sweitzer Kaise! The same in every place, eh? How these big Germans love an ugly stench! My! what a taste they've got For articles that rot; And can it be, they live so near the French? I'm in a pretty nest! And, worse than all the rest, Is thinking how I got here; there's the rub. When I have mused awhile On all my luck, so vile, I almost wish they'd hit me with a club! It's very well to say-- "I might have won the day, If things had only gone this way or that;" I should have _made_ them go, And let these Germans know That _they_ must go, too! or be cut down flat. They didn't go, it seems; Except 'twas in my dreams! And, consequently, I must bid good bye To titles, power and state, Which I enjoyed of late, And curse my dismal fate--poor Louis and I! |
|