Punch, or the London Charivari, Volume 103, July 30, 1892 by Various
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_Uninvited M._ (_very satirically_). Oh, dear no! I fear I'm not smart enough to warrant my admittance into that _charmed_ and _select_ circle. [_Roars of laughter._ _Capt. O._ By Jove, you were well out of it. (_Addressing the Club generally._) Did--you ever see such--eh? _Charlie._ I want to know where the deuce they get their men from. _Algy._ I fancy they discover them in the City. _Jack._ _I_ never met--such shocking people before. _Capt. O._ Too dreadful for words. I could only conclude they must have been relations. [_Roars of laughter._ _Jack._ By the way, did you notice that there was a "bounder" who was reversing? _Uninvited M._ (_with great indignation_). No!!! _Jack._ I tell you it's a positive fact--I know it to my cost; for I was dancing with that youngest daughter, you know--the one who has the fluffy fringe over her forehead--and the brute bounced against us, and sent us flying. Never even apologised. If I could have got him outside, I declare I would have given him a deuced good hiding. A man like that ought to be kicked. _Uninvited M._ Were the women any better? |
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