Punch, Or The London Charivari, Volume 102, March 5, 1892 by Various
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twenty-mile walk. "But I think I may as well be getting back. Made up for
the Session; fit for anything. Nothing could have been kinder or more watchful than Nurse RENDEL'S care of me; if I had been his son (which I admit is chronologically difficult), couldn't have been better done to. Only concerned just now for ARMITSTEAD. That young fellow, proud of his chickenhood of sixty-seven years, brought me out to take care of me, and freshen me up. Fancy I've worn _him_ out; instead of his taking care of me, have to look after him! Shall be glad to get again within sound of Big Ben. Spoiling for a fight. HARCOURT done very well; but he'll have to tuck in his tuppenny and let me over into the Leader's place." _Business done._--Miscellaneous. * * * * * [Illustration: "PASSING IT ON." _Rupert_ (_just back from School, where he has been tremendously fagged_). "LOOK HERE, ANGY, IF YOU BEHAVE DECENTLY, AND DON'T SMASH ANYTHING, YOU SHALL FINISH THE JAM--_WHEN I'VE QUITE DONE_!"] * * * * * PHILOSOPHIC STUPIDITY. ["It is better to do a stupid thing that has been done before, than to do a wise thing that has never been tried."--_Mr. Balfour in the House of Commons._] HEAR the great pundit; deem him not absurd, |
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