Punch, or the London Charivari, Volume 99, September 13, 1890 by Various
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to 'ave then?
_The I.A._ I _did_ think you was wider than _that_!--it's on'y imaginative. What 'ud be the good o' wings to a bull? _Fiancée_ (_on her defence_). You think you know so much--but it's got a man's 'ed, hain't it? and I know there used to be _'orses_ with 'alf a man where the 'ed ought to be, because I've seen their pictures--so there! _The I.A._ I dunno what you've got where _your_ 'ed ought to be, torking such rot! IN THE UPPER GALLERIES; ETHNOGRAPHICAL COLLECTION. _A Grim Governess_ (_directing a scared small boy's attention to a particularly hideous mask_). See, HENRY, that's the kind of mask worn by savages! _Henry_. Always--or only on the fifth of November, Miss GOOLE? [_He records a mental vow never to visit a Savage Island on Guy Fawkes' Day, and makes a prolonged study of the mask, with a view to future nightmares._ _A kind, but dense Uncle_ (_to Niece_). All these curious things were made by cannibals, ETHEL--savages who eat one another you know. _Ethel_ (_suggestively_). But, I suppose, Uncle, they wouldn't eat one another if they had anyone to give them _buns_, would they? |
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