Punch, or the London Charivari, Volume 101, November 21, 1891 by Various
page 23 of 43 (53%)
page 23 of 43 (53%)
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The face of his Dear, _by herself in her hero eyed_--
DULCINEA would deem it profanity, were It in nature to beg for a tress of his hair! So take warning, ye Minstrels whose locks are a feature, Be bald, e'en as bald as your verse peradventure is; To be bald is the crown of the civilised creature, And barbers are relics of barbarous centuries: Still, howe'er you may strive, you will never compare, For perfection of baldness, with BALDER the Fair. * * * * * [Illustration] * * * * * A WARNING.--After the recent gale, the papers reported "WHOLESALE DESTRUCTION OF HOARDINGS." Very hard that hoardings couldn't be saved. Still, after all, the fact must be taken as a providential warning to Misers. * * * * * FROM THE NOTE-BOOK OF A REFLECTIVE GOURMET.--"The only thing your friend has a right to saddle you with is ... fine five-year old mutton." * * * * * [Illustration: THINGS ONE WOULD WISH TO HAVE EXPRESSED DIFFERENTLY. |
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