Punch, or the London Charivari, Volume 103, July 30, 1892 by Various
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write of it in this contemptuous way, as I am not going
myself)--somewhere on the coast of the Solent--to which I need not allude at any length; I will, therefore, only mention one race having been so successful lately, that I can afford to rest on my oars--(rather an insecure position by the way, for anyone who can't swim!) and remain as usual Yours devotedly, LADY GAY. CHESTERFIELD CUP SELECTION. To win such a race as the Chesterfield Cup, Is a task wanting speed and endurance; And the duty of all, ere the ghost giving up, Is to quickly effect an _Insurance_." _P.S._--I don't see any _sense_ in this, but the _rhyme_ is good! L.G. * * * * * [Illustration: UNPLEASANT DUTIES OF CLUB LIFE. MONSIEUR VICTOR ACHILLE PÉTROLY, THE NEW CHEF, IS SUDDENLY SUMMONED BEFORE THE COMMITTEE TO RECEIVE A REPRIMAND. THE QUESTION IS, WHO'S TO ADMINISTER IT?] * * * * * |
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