Punch, or the London Charivari, Volume 100, January 3, 1891 by Various
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_Mr. Nightingale_. I--er--didn't take any particular part--wasn't wanted, you know. _Miss Rose_. Not to _act_,--so we stayed outside and--and--arranged things. _An Old Lady_. Indeed? Then you had all the hard work, and none of the pleasure, my dear, I'm afraid. _Miss Rose_ (_sweetly_). Oh no. I mean yes!--but we didn't _mind_ it much. _The O.L._ And which of you settled what the Word was to be? _Mr. N._ Well, I believe we settled that together. [_Carriages are announced; departure of guests who are not of the house-party. In the Smoking-room, Mr. PUSHINGTON discovers that he does not seem exactly popular with the other men, and puts it down to jealousy._ * * * * * ROBERT'S XMAS BANKWET. We held our annywal Crismus Bankwet larst Satterday. Our principel Toast of course was, "Success to the Grand Old Copperashun, and may it flurrish for ewer!" with 3 times 3, and one cheer more for the bewtifool LADY MARESS, and may she flurrish for ewer too! Ah, we |
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