Punch, or the London Charivari, Volume 101, July 18, 1891 by Various
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page 7 of 45 (15%)
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The lawn's a lake, whereon there float The balls that erst would o'er it fly; We can't play tennis from a boat, In wet July. Our garden-party's ruined quite, Of invitations friends fight shy; They wisely shun the sloppy sight In wet July. Take that old aneroid away, A new barometer we'll try; With hope for haply one fine day-- In wet July. * * * * * BEATING THE RECORD.--Mrs. MALAPROP's "Cerberus, as three single gentlemen rolled into one," was "not in it" last week with H.R.H. the Prince of WALES, who, in the course of the Royal Entertainments given to our Imperial Cousin-German, appeared as "a host of illustrious personages." An admirable performance. * * * * * A NURSERY ECHO FROM CARLOW. PARNELL put the KETTLE on, TIM HEALY came it rather strong, |
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