Punch, or the London Charivari, Volume 101, July 18, 1891 by Various
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And I sorter suspicion I skeer them too, with my hulking form, and
my bushy beard! [_Here, of course, she strokes a very round chin._ _Society Chatter_. Seems to be somethin' goin' on in there--singin', actin', dancin', or somethin' ... Well, of course, only heard _her_ version of it as yet, y'know ... Have you seen him in ... white bensaline with a Medici collar, and one of those ... nasty gouty attacks he _will_ have are only rheumatism, &c., &c. _Miss F.B._ (_when next heard_). I cleared my throat, and I tried to speak--but the words died strangled-- _A Feminine Voice outside_. So _long_ since we had a quiet talk together! Do tell me all about, &c., &c. _Miss F.B._ --strangled by sheer alarm. For there in front-- [_Here she points dramatically at a stout matron, who fans herself consciously._ --was the slender form, and the sweet girl-face of our new "School Harm"! Say, boys! hev' ye heard an Æolian harp which a Zephyr's tremulous finger twangs? |
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