Punch, or the London Charivari, Volume 100, February 28, 1891 by Various
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Its advocates, in fact, as bad
As those who want Cremation. A set of foolish, fussy fools Whose misplaced ardour nothing cools-- A nuisance to the nation! Economy, they're all agreed, Should be with them a cult and creed, Simplicity a passion. They'd quickly wreck this trade of ours, Since they would scorn the use of flowers, If they could set the fashion! Yes; parsons agitate, but these Good gentlemen all take their fees-- We thank them much for giving Such good advice upon this head, But recollect that from the dead We've got to get our living! * * * * * CHORUS OF THE OBJECTORS TO THE PROPOSED LORD'S TUNNEL RAILWAY.--"WATKIN the matter be!" * * * * * MR. PUNCH'S PRIZE NOVELS. NO. XIV.--LE PÉTROLIUM; OU, LES SALOPERIES PARISIENNES. |
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