Punch, or the London Charivari, Volume 101, October 3, 1891 by Various
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page 12 of 47 (25%)
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My soul in GRANVILLE'S logic.
Companions mine, sound ale, good wine-- _That_ foils Teetotal dodge--hic! With solemn pate our sages prate, The Pump-slaves neatly pinking. He's proved an ass, whose days _don't_ pass In drinking, drinking, drinking! In water pure there's danger sure, All fizzle-pop's deceiving; And ginger-beer must make you queer (If GRANVILLE you're believing). Safe, on the whole, is Alcohol; It saves man's strength from sinking. I injure none, and have good f--fun. Whilst drinking, drinking, drinking! Hic! Hic! Hooray!! New reasons gay For drink from doctors borrow! The last (_not_ first) is simple thirst, Thatsh true--to LAWSON'S sorrow! Good Templarsh fain would "physic PAYN," And GRANVILLE squelch like winking; But all the same, true Wisdom's--hic--game Is drinking, drinking, drinking! [_Left playing it._ * * * * * |
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