Punch, Or The London Charivari, Volume 102, January 16, 1892 by Various
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page 23 of 39 (58%)
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Has ARTHUR loosed him? He thinks he knows best,
But a nasty spill _now_!--nothing well could be sadder Brutes always rub their broad backs and stiff bristles Against--anything that comes handy. Oh lor! How the brute shoulders, and snorts, grunts and whistles! Off to the gutter, you big Irish boar! Not he! He nears me! It _is_ ARTHUR's pet. Light ladder this; would capsize in a jiffy. His bristles he'd scrape and his tusks he would whet Against it, I wish he were drowned in the Liffey! _Whisht_! Get away! He's so heavy and big. There! round the ladder he's playing the fooler. Ah! there's the rub. PATRICK scumfish that Pig! If he doesn't mean deviltry I'm a--Home Ruler! [_Left fidgetting._ * * * * * UNASKED. Unasked, the Tax-Collector wild Presents to smirking MARY his Demand--on what the Roman styled "_Kalendis Januariis_." Unasked, a Christmas-box to gain, Sweeps, lamplighters, and postmen come; Unasked--too often to remain-- The wife's mammas of most men come. |
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