Punch, or the London Charivari, Volume 102, May 21, 1892 by Various
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THE GENERAL'S LITTLE FUND. (_SEE "TIMES," MAY 11._) [Illustration] Oh where, oh where is my little wee fund? Oh where, oh where can it be? With the pence cut short and the pounds cut long; Oh where, oh where can it be? I've travelled about with my little wee fund-- It used to pay for me; But now it's gone I'm lorn and lone; Oh where, oh where can it be? I want to stump through Switzerland; On the 24th proximo. To Germany, Sweden, Norway, and To Denmark I want to go; I've held out my hat to every flat, And begged over land and sea, Humanity dunned, but I have no fund-- Oh where, oh where can it be? If ever you see a stray bawbee Whenever, wherever you roam, Oh, tell him the woe that troubles me so, And say that it keeps me at home. I may mention that what you do, like a shot |
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