Punch, or the London Charivari, Volume 100, April 11, 1891 by Various
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(_What Our Artist has to put up with._)
_Fair Damsel_ (_to Our Artist, who is explaining the beauties of his Picture_). "CHARMING! CHARMING! BUT, OH, MR. FITZMADDER, WHAT A _DELIGHTFUL_ ROOM THIS WOULD BE FOR A DANCE,--WITH THE MUSICIANS IN THE GALLERY, AND ALL THE EASELS AND PICTURES AND THINGS CLEARED AWAY!"] * * * * * A FAIR EXCHANGE. HOSEA BIGLOW _speaks up on the situation_:-- Here we stan' on the Constitution, by thunder! State rights won't be hurried by any one's hoofs; UMBERTO, old hoss, would _you_ like, I wonder, To 'pologise first, and then bring up yer proofs? Uncle SAM is free, and he sez, sez he:-- "The _Mafia's_ no more Right to come to this shore, No more'n the Molly Maguires," sez he. Uncle SAM ain't no kind o' bisness with nothin' Like stabs in the back,--that may do for slaves. We ain't none riled by their frettin' an' frothin' Who shriek, in Hitalian, across the waves. Uncle SAM is free, but he sez, sez he:-- "He will put down his foot On the right to shoot |
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