Punch, or the London Charivari, Volume 102, May 7, 1892 by Various
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that sort.
All boko! dear boy, those _Times_ letters! I mean the new barney to carry, As long as the Slops and the Beaks keep their meddlesome mawleys orf 'ARRY. * * * * * [Illustration: THE FORCE OF EXAMPLE. Lady Clara Robinson (née Vere de Vere). "THANKS! HOW IS IT OMNIBUS MEN ARE SO MUCH CIVILLER THAN I'M TOLD THEY USED TO BE?" Conductor. "YOU SEE, LADY, THERE'S SO MANY DECAYED ARISTOCRACY TRAVELS BY US NOWADAYS, THAT WE PICKS UP THEIR MANNERS!"] * * * * * SONNET ON THE SOUTH-EASTERN. (AFTER A CELEBRATED MODEL.) COMPOSED AT LONDON BRIDGE TERMINUS, APRIL 18, 1892. ["One can do nothing with Railways. You cannot write sonnets on the South-Eastern."--Mr. Barry Pain, "In the Smoking-Room."] Earth has not anything to show less fair: |
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