Punch, or the London Charivari, Volume 103, July 23, 1892 by Various
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_Friday_.--Reinforcements for both sides. A general engagement considered imminent. In the meanwhile, _pour passer le temps_, skirmishes and slaughter of thousands. _Saturday_.--First-class, regular all-round battle. A large force arrived to fight the Miners, Gatlings and Krupps blaze away without intermission. Losses on both sides pretty considerable. _Sunday_.--Conversion of the Great Hagglenaggle Fields into a cemetery. Great rise in shares on allotment. Ten acres of booking in advance! * * * * * LAYS OF MODERN HOME. NO. III.--OFF FOR MY HOLIDAY. Yes! I'm off for my holiday. Forty odd pieces Of luggage, three cabs, and a van, and a 'bus too. Without counting loose wraps, and umbrellas in creases, And sweets that my darlings are sucking with gusto. Yes! I'm off for my holiday--wife in hysterics, Since nowhere on earth can her poodle be found; And the nurses and children--ANNES, LILIANS, ERICS-- All screaming, and fussing, and fuming around! Yes! I'm off for my holiday--Tyneside, or Deeside, |
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