Punch, Or The London Charivari, Volume 102, March 19, 1892 by Various
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page 38 of 46 (82%)
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Smart frock and stiff shirt collar;
Got up regardless, clean-cut chump, Orchid for button-'oler! 'E cocked a snook at pride o' race. We shouted "Brayvo, BRUMMY! Peg on, we'll put yer in fust place; Then won't old WEG look rummy?" _Chorus._ Sich a smart man too! Sich a _very_ smart man! No _Rip wan Winkle_ HARTY affectation! Yet 'e somehow made yer feel That 'e jest knowed 'ow to deal With the "Gentlemen" by buth and edgercation. Acrost 'is phiz there stole a smile, Like sunshine in November. Sez 'e, "_I_'m for the Sons o' Tile!" O yus, don't we remember! We fancied JOE wos one of hus, A cove we might ha' trusted. Now you should 'ear the Corkus cuss At the Brum bubble--busted! _Chorus._ Sich a smart man too! Sich a _very_ smart man! No orty scorn, no "arm-cheer" affectation! One as somehow made yer feel |
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