Punch, or the London Charivari, Volume 156, April 23, 1919 by Various
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page 37 of 67 (55%)
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Thinking Jimmy's fist looked hard
Prudently remained on guard. Canny Hun! And who can blame Longshanks if he did the same? But our hero, irritated, Grassed the third man while they waited. Filled with rage and anger, both Rushed upon him with an oath, Eager now to slit the gizzard Of that astigmatic wizard, Till they noticed with dismay _Both_ his eyes were far away! (One eye sought the earth, while one Seemed to contemplate the sun.) Both stopped dead; the same cold thought At their jangling heart-strings caught. Longshanks, trembling at the knee, Quavered, "Hans, he's watching _me_!" Shorty whimpered, scared to fits, "No, it's _me_ he's after, Fritz!" Sick with fear, their souls revolted; As one man they turned and bolted. At them Spry in mild amaze (Literally) bent his gaze, Sighed, and then without a word Wandered homeward with the third. |
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