Punch, Or The London Charivari, Volume 102, March 12, 1892 by Various
page 8 of 39 (20%)
page 8 of 39 (20%)
![]() | ![]() |
|
TONIC."]
* * * * * [Illustration: "THINGS ARE NOT WHAT THEY SEEM." _Mr. Foozler_ (_who, while waiting for the last Train, has wandered to the end of the Platform, opened the door of the Signal-box, and watched the Signalman's manipulations of the levers for some moments with hazy perplexity, suddenly_). "ARF O' BURT'N 'N BIRRER F' ME, GUV'NOR!"] * * * * * "OFF HIS FEED!" SCENE--_The St. Stephen's Stables. Stall of the Favourite, "Majority," who is being inspected by the great "Vet." (S-L-SB-RY) in presence of the Groom (B-LF-R), and the Stable-help (CH-PL-N)._ _Stable-help_ (_anxiously_). Why, he used to be a stunner, and a safe and steady runner, And we trusted him, most confident, for landing us the Stakes Now, what can the cause of _this_ be? He's a-looking queer and quisby; And his off fore leg seems shaky, and the rest ain't no _great_ shakes. _Groom_ (_sharply_). Not too much of it, you HARRY! You are here |
|