Punch, or the London Charivari, Volume 100, May 30, 1891 by Various
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page 14 of 43 (32%)
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The Army loves me not;
Socialists whet their soul-edge Against me; now the College Swears that my road to knowledge Is simply--Tommy rot. Revolt? It's most revolting! _My_ road might yield some jolting, But boobies from it bolting Will probably get bogged, And, lost in some dim bye-way, Regret the well-paved highway Along which long in _my_ way Contentedly they jogged. * * * * * OUR PARTICULAR TIP FOR THE DERBY. (_FURNISHED BY THE ODD MAN OUT._) Looking through the List of Probable Starters (who are all coming on well, and might therefore be called, in the quaint turf Italian, "_comeystarters_"), I cannot help feeling that this year the Blue Riband of the Turf will fall to the flower of the flock--as, indeed, it should. But if it does not, why, there are other really sound horses that are sure to give a good account of themselves. We may take it, that the winner will be out of the common. As the glorious animal passes the post, the cheers will be so deafening, that there will be a universal cry, "This must be ordinance!" As the fun of the Derby |
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