Punch, or the London Charivari, Volume 99, July 19, 1890 by Various
page 47 of 52 (90%)
page 47 of 52 (90%)
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IN THE SMOKING-ROOM. "_Oh, as to all that, I quite agree with you_;" i.e., "I wasn't listening." "_I rather understood that you were arguing, &c., &c._;" i.e., "You are now flatly contradicting yourself." * * * * * DISCIPLINE! (A FARCICAL TRAGEDY, IN TWO SCENES--NOT LICENSED FOR REPRESENTATION.) SCENE I.--THE BARRACK SQUARE. PRESENT--NO. 1 COMPANY, AWAITING INSPECTION. _Captain_ (_to Subaltern_). Have you proved them? _Subaltern_. Sorry, Sir, but the men say they know their places, and it is useless labour. _Capt._ Very well--I daresay they are right. You know we have been told to be conciliatory. Open order! March! For inspection--port arms! [Illustration] |
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