Punch, or the London Charivari, Volume 99, July 26, 1890 by Various
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Preachers with obloquy name thee,
Hermits and anchorites shame thee, But symbol of all that is sunny, Coy, courteous, flattering Money, I love thee, I love thee, I love thee! * * * * * "BETTER LATE THAN NEVER!" (_AN OPEN LETTER TO SOMEBODY._) DEAR NOBLE CORRESPONDENT TO THE _TIMES_,--We see that you are doing your best to defend the proposed destruction of the Lincoln's Inn Gateway in Chancery Lane. In the course of your exertions, you have been not too civil to several worthy persons, and inaccurate in your description of the Society of Antiquaries. Now, do take our advice. We know you were a clever "Silk" when you practised at the Bar, and we have heard that your forefathers (for a generation or so) were excellent hands at Banking; but, in the name of Lombard Street, do let Archæology alone! With the best of wishes, Yours sincerely, (_Signed_) EVERYBODY. * * * * * |
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