Punch, or the London Charivari, Volume 103, July 16, 1892 by Various
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I dress myself anew.
Set wide the door. All round is sea! "Hold tight, Sir!" voices call, And in the water, jerked from thee, I tumble, clothes and all! O blessed thing! this earth we pace Thy haunt should never be, A quite unmentionable place That is fit home for thee! * * * * * [Illustration: ELECTION INTELLIGENCE. _Brilliant Elector_ (_at the Polling Station_). "IT'S A STOUTISH KOIND OF A MAN, WITH A BALD 'EAD, AS AR WISHES TO VOTE FOR, BUT AR 'M BLESSED IF AR KNOW 'IS NAÄME!!"] * * * * * STUDIES IN THE NEW POETRY. NO. III. It is with the greatest possible pleasure that _Mr. Punch_ presents to his readers the following example of the New Poetry. It is taken from a collection entitled "_Rhymes of the Ropes_" These Rhymes are intended to illustrate the everyday life of the British prize-fighter, |
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