Punch, or the London Charivari, Volume 101, November 21, 1891 by Various
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The silly horse within the shaft One moment did remain; And then the harness snapped, and he Went flying through the rain; And fell, a four-legged meteor, Upon the coast of Spain. _First Voice._ "What makes that cab move on so fast Wherein no horse I find?" _Second Voice._ "The horse has cut away before; The cab's blown from behind." Then just against the Harrow Road I made one desperate bound-- A leprous lamp-post and myself Lay mingled in a swound! And cables snapped, and all things snapped; When the next morn was grey, The _Telegraph_ appeared without Its "Paris Day by Day." PART III. Oh, cheapness is a pleasant thing, Beloved from pole to pole! |
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