Punch, or the London Charivari, Volume 101, August 8, 1891 by Various
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page 12 of 46 (26%)
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We may put all our money in mines,
We may put all our cheese into traps, But we put, it is clear, our foot in it, dear, When we try to put you into caps. * * * * * THE DIFFERENCE. ["It needs no argument to show that in the summer of 1893 Mr. GLADSTONE is less likely to take an active part in any electoral contest than he can be in the spring or autumn of 1892."--_Mr. Edward Dicey, on "The Next Parliament."_] "Time's on our side," said GLADSTONE. DICEY, too, Takes Edax Rerum as his friend most true. GLADSTONE Time's "Hour Glass" trusts; but DICEY's blithe Because _his_ hopes are centred on Time's _scythe_. Faith lives in Life, but Fear's most vigorous breath Lives "in the sure and certain hope"--of Death! * * * * * RESIGNATION. "Fire! Fire!" "Where? where?' SHAW's resigned. Then find Another one! |
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