Punch, or the London Charivari, Volume 101, October 24, 1891 by Various
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Her dower was all that showered golde, Like Danaë's, could her lende, Yet dwelt she in the ogreish holde Of fell and fearsome fiende. Yea Loundonne Towne, faire Loundonne Towne, Her name was calléd so, To whom the Witch Monopolie Was known a deadlye foe. * * * * * Now when ye Countie Councile woke, And FARRER rose to fame, With envious heart Monopolie To Loundonne straightway came. "Cast off from thee those schemes," said she, "That greate and costlye bee, And drinke thou up this deadlye cup, Which I have brought to thee!" "Take pitty on my awkward plight!" Faire Loundonne she dyd crye, "And lett me not with poison stronge Enforcéd be to dye!" Then out and laught that wicked Witch: "If that you will not drinke, |
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