Punch, or the London Charivari, Volume 101, October 24, 1891 by Various
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Of those sparkling spots.
Sweet to return to bills and fogs and duty! (Some of the latter at our Custom House) Sweet, after smaller game, to hail the beauty Of the British mouse! Sweet too the sight of cockchafer; and sweet'll Welcome the pilgrim, doomed too long to roam, England's tried sentinel, the black, black beetle With his "Home, sweet Home!" * * * * * [Illustration: LONDON'S DILEMMA; OR, "FAIR ROSAMOND" UP TO DATE. (_Lately-discovered Fragments of a valuable and interesting "Variant" of the old Ballad Story._)] * * * * * When as VICTORIA rulde this land, The firste of that greate name, Faire Loundonne, of the cockneyes lovde, Attaynd to power and fame. Most peerlesse was her splendoure founde, Her favour, and her face; Yet was there one thing marred her weale, And wroughte her dire disgrace. |
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