Punch, or the London Charivari, Volume 146, January 14, 1914 by Various
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page 43 of 69 (62%)
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Seen on a Liverpool hoarding:--
"Quo Vadis: Whither goest thou in eight reels?" _Answer_. "Anywhere in reason, but not home." * * * * * IN THE GARDEN OF ALLAH. Weary of the struggle and the squalors Which beset the politician's life-- Work that for a modicum of dollars Brings a whole infinity of strife-- Three of England's most illustrious cronies Started on a winter holiday, With no thought of MURRAY or Marconis-- GEORGE and HENRY and the great TAY PAY. Never since ÆNEAS and his raiders Stayed with DIDO in the days of yore Did such irresistible invaders Land upon the Carthaginian shore. GEORGE, of course, the largest crowds attended, But I'm told the kind Algerians say That ÆNEAS wasn't half so splendid Or so pious as the good TAY PAY. Noble sheikhs and black and bearded Bashas Bowed, whene'er they met them, to the ground; |
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