Punch, or the London Charivari, Volume 101, September 26, 1891 by Various
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page 40 of 53 (75%)
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_Father_ (_pocketing coin_). Thank you; and now we may say, adieu!
_Son_. But how about dinner--am I not to dine with you? _Father_. Dine with me! What an idea! Why should you? _Son_. Because I am your Son. _Father_. You mean someone infinitely more important--my Lodger. _Son_. And you absolutely refuse me food? _Father_. Not I, my boy; not I! It is the law! If I was to give you what you ask, you and I would be had up for bribery. _Son_. Then you prefer patriotism to paternal affection? _Father_. Well, to be candid with you, I do! It is distinctly cheaper! * * * * * MUSCOVITE VERSION OF A MUSIC-HALL CHORUS. HIRSCH! HIRSCH! HIRSCH! Here comes the Bogie Man! He wants to help the Hebrews; he'll catch them if he can. HIRSCH! HIRSCH! HIRSCH! He's hit upon a plan, And all the persecutors cry, "Here comes the Bogie Man!" |
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