Punch, Or The London Charivari, Volume 102, January 16, 1892 by Various
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page 21 of 39 (53%)
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The mendicant's rags, it should be added, are from one of our most
celebrated slop-shops in the Ratcliff Highway. * * * * * [Illustration: TRIUMPH OF ART OVER NATURE. _Serious Artist_. "I THINK YOU KNEW THE MODEL FOR THIS FIGURE--POOR BEGGAR, DEAF AND DUMB." _Light-hearted Friend_. "I KNOW,--USED TO SIT AT CORNER OF STREET. DEAF AND DUMB! BY JOVE, YOU'VE MADE A _SPEAKING_ LIKENESS OF HIM! WONDERFUL!!"] * * * * * "THERE'S THE RUB!" (_AN OLD STORY WITH A NEW APPLICATION._) _Champion Bill-Poster, loquitur_:-- "Bill-stickers beware!" Ah! that's all very well, A wondrously wise, if conventional, warning. But _I_'m the legitimate "Poster"--a swell In the paste-pot profession, all "notices" scorning. A brush surreptitious, and Bills unofficial, No doubt, are a nuisance to people of taste, To Order offensive, to Law prejudicial, But who can object to _my_ pot and _my_ paste? |
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