Punch, or the London Charivari, Volume 99, September 13, 1890 by Various
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* * * * * ALL THE YEAR ROUND; _OR, KEEPING UP THE BALL._ When September soaks the fields, And the leaves begin to fall, Cricket unto Football yields,-- That is all! Yes--in hot or humid weather, At all seasons of the year, Life is little without leather In a sphere. In the scrimmage, at the stumps, 'Neath the goal, behind the sticks, Life's a ball, which Summer thumps, Winter kicks. From NAUSICAA--classic girl! Unto RENSHAW, GUNN, and GRACE, Balls mankind _must_ kick or hurl, "Slog" or "place." Our "terrestrial ball" is round, (Is it an idea chimerical?) Man, by hidden instincts bound, |
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