Punch, Or The London Charivari, Volume 102, January 30, 1892 by Various
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_The Hum. 'Arry_ (_with intention_). Oh, I sy, DYSY, yn't that the Kempynoily of Kennington Oval, right oppersite? and 'aven't they got the Grand Kinel in the Ole Kent Road proper, eh? _Dysy_ (_playing up to him, with enjoyment_). Jest 'aven't they! On'y I don't quoite remember whether the colour o' them gas-lamps is correct. But there, if we go on torkin' this w'y, other parties might think we wanted to show orf! _Mrs. L.S._ Do you remember our _last_ gondola expedition, LAVENDER, coming home from the Giudecca in that splendid sunset? _The Hum. A._ Recklect you and me roidin' 'ome from Walworth on a rhinebow, DYSY, eh? _Chorus of Chaff from the bridges and terraces as they pass._ 'Ullo, 'ere comes another boat-load! 'Igher up, there!... Four-wheeler!... Ain't that toff in the tall 'at enjoyin' himself? Quite a 'appy funeral! &c., &c. _Mrs. L.S._ (_faintly, as they enter the Canal in front of the Stage_). LAVENDER, dear, I really can't stand this _much_ longer! _Mr. L.S._ (_to the Bloated Youth_). Might I ask you, Sir, not to puff your smoke in this lady's face--it's extremely unpleasant for her! _The B.Y._ All right, Mister, I'm always ready to oblige a lydy--but--(_with wounded pride_)--as to its bein' _unpleasant_, yer know, all _I_ can tell yer is--(_with sarcasm_)--that this 'appens to |
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