Punch, or the London Charivari, Volume 100, May 9, 1891 by Various
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page 26 of 44 (59%)
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Like the Cristial Palluses fountings; A Pilgjian's Projiss is life,
And a Nuss ain't no more _like_ a Nuss than a Wife now resembles a Wife. Heigho! Which it's no use a frettin'. But _Fondlings_! Ah, well, I _did_ think Our respectable fam'lies, _though_ mixed, from sich ojus demeaning would shrink, Which no greater hinsult to _me_, the old reglar, could well be deviged; And though I've to live and to learn, I confess as this turn I'm serpriged. A Fondling!!! Turned up unbeknownst on a doorstep permiskus, no doubt. And then to _adopt_ him! Oh dear, wot the plague is our Party about? Wich to monthly to _it_ were my pride; its legitermit offspring I've nussed Many years with the greatest success, but to-day I feels flurried and fussed, And my eyes is Saint Polge's fontin with tears, and this brat is their source; As it isn't no offspring of _ourn_--of the fam'ly I mean, Ma'am, in course; But a Brummagem bantling, picked hup, as were not worth its swaddlin' and food, And I never yet knowed any brat from _that_ source as turned out any good. Missis G., Mum, it's all a mistake, as you know in your 'art all the same, For you turned up your nose at the child when JOE CHAMBERLING give him a name, |
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