Punch, or the London Charivari, Volume 99, September 27, 1890 by Various
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domestic stag.
"A weel, there's nae mischief done," continues my interlocutor; "but it's nae good a stalking Epaminondas, for he's just a sagacious beastie altogether." * * * * * Here we are at the Lodge. But, hulloah! what's this uproar on the lawn? A herd of deer dashing wildly over everything, flowerbeds and all, and, yes, absolutely five of them bursting into the house, through one of the drawing-room windows, while JEPSON and the two kirk Ministers emerge hurriedly, terrified, from the other. Crash! And what's _that_? Why, surely it _can't_ be--but yes, I believe it is--yes, it _positively is_ the Chief's pickaxe that has flown through the air, and just smashed through the upper panes, scattering the glass in a thousand fragments in all directions! And thus ends my Stalking for the Present, and (probably) the Future! * * * * * [Illustration: BLACK SYRENS. _This is how the lovely and accomplished Miss B----ns (of ----, Portland Place) managed to defray the expenses of their Sea-side Trip, this Autumn, without anybody being any the wiser!_ "O-HI-O! O-HI-HO! THERE NEVER WAS A FINER GIRL THAN DINAH, DOWN BY THE OHIO!"] |
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