Punch, or the London Charivari, Volume 99, October 11, 1890 by Various
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the sentence; "Learn, then, that I live at the bottom of a well, to
which rather damp resting-place I am about to return; and that in England I am called Truth." And as the lady disappeared, _Mr. Punch_ fell from his chair, and awoke! "Dear me, I have been dreaming!" exclaimed the Sage, as he left the meeting. "Well, as everyone knows, dreams are not in the least like reality! But the strangest thing of all was to find Truth in a Congress!" And it was strange, indeed. * * * * * AT THE THEATRE! _THE LYCEUM AGAIN. THE HAYMARKET ONCE MORE._ "Great Scott!" we exclaim,--not Critical CLEMENT of that ilk, but Sir WALTER,--on again seeing _Ravenswood_. Since then an alteration in the _modus shootendi_ has been made, and _Edgar_ no longer takes a pot-shot at the bull from the window, but, ascertaining from _Sir William Ashton Bishop_ that _Ellen Lucy Terry_ is being Terryfied by an Irish bull which has got mixed up with the Scotch "herd without," _Henry Edgar Irving_ rushes off, gun in hand; then the report of the gun is, like the Scotch oxen, also "_heard_ without," and _Henry_ reappears on the scene, having saved _Ellen Lucy Ashton_ by reducing the fierce bull to potted beef. |
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