Punch, or the London Charivari, Volume 99, September 27, 1890 by Various
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* * * * * [Illustration: TAKEN ON TRUST. _Viscount Conamorey_ (_whose recollections of the antique are somewhat hazy_). "AW--A--WHAT BEAUTIFUL ARMS AND HANDS YOU'VE GOT, MRS. BOUNDER! THEY REMIND ME OF THE VENUS OF MILO'S!" _Mrs. B._ (_who has never even seen the Venus of Milo_). "_OH_! YOU _FLATTERER_!"] * * * * * AN INVOCATION. (_BY A TOWN MOUSE._) [Illustration] Come back to Town! Why wander where The snow-clad peaks arise? Our English sunsets are as fair, With red September skies. Soft is the matutinal mist Through which the trees loom brown; Come back, if only to be kist,-- Come back to Town! For evermore, in days like these, |
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