Punch, or the London Charivari, Volume 101, December 26, 1891 by Various
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Like CAT ULLUS's cheek, if you arsk me! That haitch bizness gives me the
'ump. There isn't a hignerent mug, or a mealy-mouthed mutton-faced pump Who 'as learned 'ow to garsp hout a He-haw! in regular la-di-dah style, But'll look down on "'ARRY the haitchless," and wrinkle his snout in a smile. Yah! Haitches ain't heverythink, CHARLIE, no, not by a jugfull they hain't. And yer "_H_-heah! _H_-hold my _H-h-horse_!" sort o' sniffers would screw hout big D.'s from a saint. What's the hodds, arter all? If you're fly to the true hend of Life, wich is larks, You may pop in yer haitches permiskus, in spite of the prigs' rude remarks. The old Roman geeser, CAT ULLUS, who wrote that _de Arrio_ bosh, Wos a poet, of course, and a classick, two things as to-day will not wash; Bet yer boots Master ARRIUS 'ad 'im on toast, the old mug, every time, And that's why he took his revenge like, in verse without reason _or_ rhyme. Young ARRIUS's huncle, he tells us, talked similar patter. No doubt! _Havunculus hejus_, I reckon, knew wot he was dashed well about. I say bully for LIBER, and chance it. 'Tain't whether you say Hill or 'Ill, It's whether you're able to _climb_ it; and that's where the prigs git their pill. There's a party who, in the _St. James's Gazette_, dear old pal, 'tother day, Took _my_ name, not pertikler in vain, though, and called hisself "'ARRY |
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