Punch, Or The London Charivari, Volume 102, March 12, 1892 by Various
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of my hand, and half-way down marker's throat. Turns out that ball was
a mixture of Turkish Delight and nitroglycerine, and objected to my hitting it. Marker brings action, and gets damages out of me. Little later. New fancy waistcoat. Buttons like pearl. Rub one, to give extra polish--Bang!--explosion. Where am I? In the middle of next week, on which date I write this. * * * * * CON. BY A WELSHER.--Why has Wales more Clerks than England?--Because it has a _Penman more_. * * * * * ENCOUNTER. (_An Effort in the Spasmodic-Obscure, after the American Original quoted by Mr. James Payn in "Our Note-Book."_) Two Spooks, swirled fast along the Vast, Meeting each other "at the double," Collided, squirmed, then howled aghast, Each to the other, "What's _your_ trouble?" "Alas!" one whined, "Rymed Rot I read, Affected to admire, and quote it!" The other wailed, with shame-bowed head, "My case is even worse,--_I wrote it_!" |
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