Punch, or the London Charivari, Volume 101, August 15, 1891 by Various
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page 11 of 40 (27%)
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* * * * * "LATINÉ DOCTUS."--A Cantab, neither a first-rate sailor nor a first-class classic, arrived at Calais after a rough passage, looking, as his friend, who met him on the _quai_, observed, "so changed he would hardly have known him." "That's it," replied the staggering graduate, "_quantum mutatus ab billow!_" Oh! he must have been bad! * * * * * THE SONG THAT BROKE MY HEART. I paused in a crowded street, I only desired to ride-- Only to wait for a Hammersmith 'bus With room for myself outside; When I caught the nastiest tune My ear had ever heard, And asked the Police to take it away, But never a man of them stirred. So the singer still sang on; She would not, would not go; She sang a song of the year before last That struck me as rather low. She followed with one that was high, That made the tear-drops start, That was "_Hi-tiddly-i-ti! Hi!-ti!-hi!_" The song that broke my heart! |
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