Punch, or the London Charivari, Volume 99, July 19, 1890 by Various
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_Capt._ March them off, then.
_Serg._ Please, Sir, they say they want to speak to you. _Capt._ Very well--bring them up. (Sergeant _obeys_.) Now, men, what is it? _Private Brown_. Please, Sir, I have got a tooth-ache. _Capt._ Very well--fall out, and go to the doctor. _Private B._ Please, Sir, I don't want to see no doctor. I can cure myself. _Capt._ Very well--cure yourself. (Private _salutes, and retires._) And now, JONES and ROBINSON, what do you want? _Private Jones_. Please, Sir, me and ROBINSON were told off for guard six months ago, and we think it's too much to expect us to do sentry-go so soon. _Capt._ Well, you know your orders. _Private J._ Oh, that'll be all right, Sir! We'll explain to the War Office if there's any row about it! [The Privates salute, and retire. _Capt._ Anything else, Sergeant? |
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