Punch, Or The London Charivari, Volume 102, March 19, 1892 by Various
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his hat, revealing a denuded crown, and thereby causing
surprise and a distinct increase of complacency in the Grizzled Gentleman, who submits himself to the Loquacious Assistant. The Bald Customer sinks resignedly into the chair indicated by the Saturnine Operator, feeling apologetic and conscious that he is not affording a fair scope for that gentleman's professional talent. The other Assistant appears to take a reflected pride in his subject._ _The Loq. Ass._ (_to the Grizzled Customer_). Remarkable how some parties _do_ keep their 'air, Sir! Now yours--(_with a disparaging glance at the Bald Customer's image in the mirror_)--yours grows quite remarkable strong. Do you _use_ anythink for it now? _The Gr. C._ Not I. Leave that to those who are not so well protected! _The Loq. Ass._ I was on'y wondering if you'd been applying our Rosicrucian Stimulant, Sir, that's all. There's the gentleman next door to here--a chemist, he is--and if you'll believe me, he was gettin' as bald as a robin, and he'd only tried it a fortnight when his 'ed come out all over brustles! _The Gr. C._ Brussels, what? _Sprouts_, eh? _The Loq. Ass._ Hee-hee! no, Sir, brustles like on a brush. But you can afford to 'ave _your_ laugh, Sir! _The Sat. Ass._ (_to the Bald Customer, with withering deference_). Much off, Sir? |
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