Punch, or the London Charivari, Volume 101, July 18, 1891 by Various
page 27 of 45 (60%)
page 27 of 45 (60%)
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Unlucky Mr. CLEMENT SCOTT!
Since those who act our plays or write them, Are so exacting that he's got The greatest trouble to delight them. When conscience tells him not to praise They "turn their backs" and will not know him, When their "great merits" make him raise His voice--they "simply overflow" him! * * * * * NOTE FOR AN IMPERIAL DIARY.--There were just a couple or so of real good wet days for our Imperial and Royal Highnesses. Jupiter Pluvius ladled it out to us unstintingly in Imperial buckets full. Our Cousin German, so affectionately dutiful to "Grandmamma," won't forget _La Rain d'Angleterre_ in a hurry. _Mem._ Next visit to London, bring fewer uniforms and more waterproofs and umbrellas. * * * * * [Illustration: "GOOD-BYE, GRANDMAMMA!"] * * * * * IMPERIAL AND OPERATIC. [Illustration] After considerable calculation as to re-imbursement for present outlay by a consistent course of future economy, I took a six-guinea stall |
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