Punch, or the London Charivari, Volume 99, November 29, 1890 by Various
page 10 of 41 (24%)
page 10 of 41 (24%)
|
How beautiful it is!
And yet it has to sit behind When it's compared with this-- This taste that falls upon my pipe, That calms when woman clacks, In the sweet season when he's ripe, And just before he cracks. * * * * * THE MAGIC HORSE. (_A PARALLEL NOT TO BE PUSHED TOO FAR._) [Illustration] ["You are likewise to understand that MALAMBRUNO told me that, whenever fortune should direct me to the knight who was to be our deliverer, he would send him a steed--not like the vicious jades let out for hire, for it should be that very wooden horse upon which PETER of Provence carried off the fair MAGALONA.... MALAMBRUNO, by his art, has now got possession of him, and by this means posts about to every port of the world." "Hoodwink thyself, _Sancho_," said _Don Quixote_, "and get up.... And supposing the success of the adventure should not be equal to our hopes, yet of the glory of so brave an attempt no malice can deprive us.... The whole company raised their voices at once, calling out, 'Speed you well, valorous |
|