Punch, or the London Charivari, Volume 156, February 5, 1919 by Various
page 52 of 64 (81%)
page 52 of 64 (81%)
![]() | ![]() |
|
|
_Jack_. "NO, SIR." _Gunner_. "NOR THE 'CELLO?" _Jack_. "NO, SIR." _Gunner_. "WELL, THE NEXT TIME YOU HEAR RUMOURS OF A BARBER JUST FOLLOW THE MATTER UP."] * * * * * _DULCE DOMUM_. The air is full of rain and sleet, A dingy fog obscures the street; I watch the pane and wonder will The sun be shining on Boar's Hill, Rekindling on his western course The dying splendour of the gorse And kissing hands in joyous mood To primroses in Bagley Wood. I wish that when old Phoebus drops Behind yon hedgehog-haunted copse And high and bright the Northern Crown Is standing over White Horse Down I could be sitting by the fire In that my Land of Heart's Desire-- A fire of fir-cones and a log And at my feet a fubsy dog |
|


