Punch, or the London Charivari, Volume 152, February 7, 1917 by Various
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And if I finds it satisfact'ry, Mum,
Why, s'elp me, I 'ave arf a mind to come. _Third Lady_. My last good lady left six months ago Because she said I'd singed the _soufflé_ so; She gave me no address to write to-- _Super-Char_. What! You've got no reference? _Third Lady_. Alas, I've not! _Super-Char_. Of course I could not dream of taking you Without one, so there's nothing more to do. These women--'ow they spoil one's temper! Pah! Hi! (_she hails a passing taxi_) Drive me to the nearest cinema. [_She steps into the taxi and is whirled off._ _Chorus of Ladies._ Not yet the consolation Of manicure and cream; Not yet the barber dresses Our dusty tousled tresses; The thought of titivation Is still a distant dream; Not yet the consolation Of manicure and cream. Still, still, with vim and vigour, 'Tis ours to scour and scrub; With rag and metal polish The dirt we must demolish; Still, still, with toil-bowed figure, |
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