Punch, or the London Charivari, Volume 101, November 28, 1891 by Various
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THIS MORNING I HEARD HIM SAY, 'WHAT AN OLD WOMAN THAT DOCTOR IS!'--AND
I THINK THAT WAS ABOUT THE LAST REALLY _RATIONAL_ REMARK HE MADE."] * * * * * THE LITTLE GERMANIA MAGNATE; OR, TRYING TO SWAY THE SCEPTRE. ["_Suprema lex regis voluntas._" Words reported to have been written by the German Emperor in the Visitors' Book of the City Council at Munich.] No more let men chatter of such a small matter As Ladies Magnetic, with mystical forces, Whose billiard-cue business strikes with sheer dizziness Muscular Miloes who're game to lift horses. As MITCHELL the bulky was made to look sulky By slight Mrs. ABBOTT, the Georgian Mystery, She is struck silly by Behemoth BILLY, That young Teuton Titan, the toughest in history. O Oracle Mighty (though vocally flighty), Great Creature, omniscient (if a bit youthful), Panjandrum-plus-CÆSAR, Herculean Teaser Of tendencies vicious, or tame, or untruthful! You mastered the Moral while sucking your coral-- You set the world right--in idea--in your cradle. Omnipotent Bumble, our pride let us humble, And take our opinions--like soup--from _your_ ladle! |
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