Punch, or the London Charivari, Volume 99, November 8, 1890 by Various
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THE END. (_Pro tem._) * * * * * [Illustration: THE GRAND OLD STUMPER. "WHAT IS FASHION? 'AFTER A FASHION HAS BEEN DISCARDED--IF YOU HAVE ONLY PATIENCE TO WAIT LONG ENOUGH--YOU WILL FIND YOU WILL GET BACK TO IT.' LOOK AT MY COLLARS!--AND UMBRELLA!!" [_See Mr. Gladstone's Speech during the recent Midlothian Campaign._)] AIR--"_WAIT A LITTLE LONGER._" There's a good time coming, friends, That flood is flowing stronger; The reigning mode in failure ends, Wait a little longer! Fashion _is_ ever on the wing, Arch-enemy of Beauty. Now, when we get a first-rate thing, To stick to it's our duty. But no, the whirling wheel must whirl, The zig-zag go zig-zagging; The wig to-day must crisply curl, That yesterday was bagging. But good things _do_ come "bock agen." For banishment but stronger (With bonnets or with Grand Old Men), |
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