Punch, or the London Charivari, Volume 100, June 13, 1891 by Various
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and--I didn't tell you _this_--they'd a kind of old easy chair in the
room--and the only remark _I_ made, not meaning anythink, was--(_Hero on Stage_. "You infernal, black-hearted scoundrel! this is _your_ work, is it?") Well, I couldn't ha' put it more pleasant than that, _could_ I? and old Mr. FITKIN, as was settin' on it, he says to me, he says--(_Hero_. "Courage, my darling! You shall not perish if my strong arms can save you. Heaven help me to rescue the woman I love better than my life!") but he's 'alf silly, so I took no partickler notice of _'im_, when, what did that woman do, after stoopin' to me, as she 'as, times without number--but--Oh, is the play over? Well, as I was saying--oh, _I'm_ ready to go if you are, and I can tell you the rest walking home. [_Exit, having thoroughly enjoyed her evening._ * * * * * TO ROSE NORREYS AS "NORA." Dear ROSE, in your way, you're as brimful of Art As a picture by REYNOLDS, a statue by GIBSON; And we'll never cut _you_, though we don't like your part, Pretty ROSE, in _A Doll's House_, as written by IBSEN, Yet we crowd on your track, as the hounds on the quarry's, And, though carping at _Nora_, delight in our NORREYS. * * * * * [Illustration: TROUBLE IN TOM TIDDLER'S GROUND. |
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