Punch, Or The London Charivari, Volume 102, January 23, 1892 by Various
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assurance.
_Tutor_. That being so, I dismiss you with a caution. [_Exit Undergraduate. The Tutor is left pondering._ * * * * * ANOTHER RURAL CONFERENCE. [A Church Dignitary, writing to _The Globe_, suggests that the rural reform most urgently needed is a better postal system in the shires.] [Illustration] _Radical Reformer_ (_meeting Rural Labourer tramping to London_). Yours is a typical case, my man. You are a victim of our insensate Land Laws, or exploded Feudalism. No doubt you are leaving the country because you could not find employment there? _Rural Labourer_. 'Tisn't that so much. Old Gaffer always had summat for a man to do, I can tell ye. _Radical Reformer_. Glad to hear it, though it's unusual. Then I suppose it is the intolerable dulness of the country that drives you away from it. _Rural Labourer_. 'Tisn't that either. Things be a bit dull in winter-time, cert'nly. But there--we've a Public, also a Free Reading |
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