Punch, or the London Charivari, Volume 1, November 27, 1841 by Various
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And brought my tried _destrerre_.
I rode where sat fair Isidore Inez Mathilde Borghese; From spur to crest she scann'd me o'er, Then said "He's not the cheese!" O, Mary mother! how burn'd my cheek! I proudly rode away; And vow'd "Woe's his I who dares to break A lance with me to-day!" I won the prize! (Revenge is sweet, I thought me of a _ruse_;) I laid it at her rival's feet, And thus I cook'd her goose. * * * * * SIBTHORP'S CORNER. What difference is there between a farrier and Dr. Locock?--Because the one is a _horse-shoer_, and the other is _a-cow-shoer_. (accoucheur). Why is the Prince of Wales Duke of Cornwall?--Because he is a _minor_. "Bar that," as the Sheriff's Officer said to his first-floor window. * * * * * |
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