Punch, or the London Charivari, Volume 100, May 9, 1891 by Various
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page 28 of 44 (63%)
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SAIREY feel wild.
It's wus than kidnapping, this bizness of picking up 'Fondlings' all round. You're nussing a wiper, _I_ say, and you'll soon feel 'is bite, _I'll_ be bound. Who arsked for 'im, BETSY--I mean Missis G.--who demanded the brat? _You_'ve altered your mind, and you pet him; you'd much better mind what you're at. Drat the boy's bragian imperence! _I_ says. He's a halien, a fondling, a waif, And _I_ never knew, for my part, _any_ Brummagem goods as wos _safe!_" * * * * * [Illustration: THE ADOPTED CHILD. MOTHER GOSCHEN. "FOUND 'IM IN BIRMINGHAM, MY DEAR! DIDN'T LIKE 'IM AT FIRST,--BUT, SOMEHOW, I'VE QUITE TOOK A FANCY TO 'IM!!" MRS. GAMP. "A FONDLING INDEED!--WHICH ALL I CAN SAY IS I DON'T LIKE THE LOOKS OF 'IM!!"] * * * * * ESSENCE OF PARLIAMENT. EXTRACTED FROM THE DIARY OF TOBY, M.P. _House of Commons, Monday, April 27_.--"Well, I never!" said GEORGE ELLIOT, beaming on House from back bench; "have known HARCOURT man |
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