Punch, or the London Charivari, Volume 100, May 16, 1891 by Various
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"So be it. I rise." And behold it was a dream! CHAPTER III. Far away the mother of the little nigger stood churning. Where is the mother of the little black nigger? She is churning slowly in the garden. But cannot the aunt of the good gardener churn herself? No; for she is in the orchard, plucking the apples, peaches, apricots, pears (_Birnen_), to give to the butler's grandmother. And there came Life and The Ideal walking hand in hand. And behind them came Wealth and Vastness singing together. And Infinity was there, and Health, and Wisdom, and Love. And Reflection was mounted on a steed with Joy. And many other shapes followed, delicately arrayed in fine linen. And helmet-wearing Men in Blue marshalled the procession. And they spake roughly, saying, "Pass away there, pass away there!" And I said, "Is this the Lord Mayor's Show?" And One said, "No." And I said, "Is it the Salvation Army?" And again One said, "No." And I said, "Is it SEQUAH?" And One said again. "No." |
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