Punch, or the London Charivari, Volume 100, January 10, 1891 by Various
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Is mortgaged, so they say, already.
Life, after all, is surely more Than guineas, Belgrave Square, or dinners. Life is a race--but yet, before You curse your luck, _are_ these the winners? * * * * * And so, old friend, content I jog Along, amidst life's hurry-skurry, And smoke my bird's-eye, sip my grog, Without a care or thought to worry. * * * * * VOCES POPULI. ON THE ICE. SCENE--_The Serpentine. On the bank, several persons are having their skates put on; practised Skaters being irritable and impatient, and others curiously the reverse, at any delay in the operation_. _Chorus of Unemployed Skate-Fasteners_. 'Oo'll 'ave a pair on for an hour? Good Sport to-day, Sir! Try a pair on, Mum! (_to any particularly stout Lady_). Will yer walk inter _my_ porler, Sir? corpet all the w'y! 'Ad the pleasure o' puttin' on your skites last year, Miss! Best skates in London, Sir! |
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