Punch, or the London Charivari, Volume 99, December 27, 1890 by Various
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page 24 of 57 (42%)
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[_George wishes himself back at Charterhouse._]] * * * * * "KEEP THE POT A-BOILING!" (_A SEASONABLE SUGGESTION._) Christmas comes once more, Well-beloved Old Father! Though the season's hoar, Warm his welcome--rather! Parties come and go, True to _him_ our heart is, With his beard of snow, Best of (Christmas) Parties! Say the day is chill, Say the weather's windy, He brings warm good-will, Not heart-freezing shindy. "Union!" is his cry,-- Hearts and hands and voices. Confraternity His kind soul rejoices. When the youngsters slide On the frozen river. As they glow and glide, Do they shrink or shiver? Nay; nor dread nor doubt |
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