Punch, Or The London Charivari, Volume 102, March 26, 1892 by Various
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SALISBURY. "DON'T YOU THINK, NEPHEW ARTHUR, WE'D BETTER _PLUNGE_--BEFORE WE'RE _PUSHED_?"] _First Ditto_. Doubtless! They always do. And they've done some lately, drat them! I say, wouldn't they like _to shove us in_, as they did the old witches, _to see if we can swim_? _Second Ditto_. By Jove! I shouldn't wonder if they tried. Don't you think, ARTHUR, (_valiantly_) it would be better, more manly, and more politic, perchance, _to plunge in than to be pushed_? _First Ditto_ (_drily_). Ah! just as the brave sheep-- "Committed suicide to save themselves from slaughter." _Second Ditto_. Oh, hang your quotations! Happy omen! 'Tis Leap Year, is it not? Just a leap; though, like DERBY's, it be "in the dark," and--well, _we shall know where we are, anyhow!_ _First Ditto_. Ah, just so; and that's something! [_Left considering._ * * * * * [Illustration: TEMPTATION. _Hairdresser_. "ANY _BAY-RUM_, SIR?" _Middy_. "THANK YOU--A--NO! NOT QUITE so EARLY IN THE MORNING--YOU |
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