Punch, Or The London Charivari, Volume 102, March 12, 1892 by Various
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page 29 of 39 (74%)
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_Mr. Stan._ Oh, you leave it to me, you will see it will be all right.
_In.-Gen._ No--unless you attend to the matter at once--now--at this moment. _Mr. Stan._ How you do take me up! What a hurry you are in! _In.-Gen._ Shilly-shallying to the rear--action to the front. Now, then, produce your proposals. _Mr. Stan._ (_reluctantly producing a paper from a pigeon-hole_). Well, here they are--(_giving them_)--what do you think of them? _In.-Gen._ (_after a hurried perusal_). Humph! At any rate let them he published at once, that those interested may be able to come to an immediate decision as to their utility. Do you hear, Sir? Adieu! [_Exit._ (_And if the SECRETARY of STATE for WAR is a wise man, he will act upon the hint thus offered him._) * * * * * [Illustration: GRAND OLD ENERGY. [It is stated that Mr. GLADSTONE feels very much the want of exercise since his return to Parliamentary duties.]] * * * * * |
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