Punch, or the London Charivari, Volume 101, November 21, 1891 by Various
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_He._ "THE FACT IS, I NEVER GET ANY WILD FOWL SHOOTING--NEVER!" _She._ "OH, THEN YOU OUGHT TO COME DOWN TO OUR NEIGHBOURHOOD IN THE WINTER. IT WOULD JUST SUIT YOU, THERE ARE SUCH A LOT OF GEESE ABOUT--A--A--I MEAN _WILD_ GEESE, OF COURSE!"] * * * * * THE "EGYPTIAN PET." ["We desire that Egypt should he strong enough of herself to repel all external attack, and to put down all internal disturbance."--_Lord Salisbury at the Guildhall._] _Professor of the Noble Art of Self-Defence (the "Pet's" Trainer), loquitur_:-- Change in _my_ attitude? Nay, not a bit of it! Like JOAN'S true DARBY I'm "always the same." Parties may flout, but I can't see the wit of it; Surely they ought to be fly to my game. Such "disquisitions" are strangely unfortunate, Pain us extremely, delighting our foes; Worry one too, like a busy, importunate Fly on one's nose. Don't know the play of our pugilist system, "Pet," Parties abroad who give heed to such chat. Rival lot out of it; nobody's missed 'em, "Pet," |
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