Punch, or the London Charivari, Volume 103, July 23, 1892 by Various
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of merely fifty, the advocates of revolution will be reduced to
impotence, even if they can succeed in forming a Government at all. The result is one on which our Party may well congratulate themselves. They have worked hard, and the solid fruit of their efforts is now within their reach. We may safely say that the Irish policy of our opponents has received its death-blow. * * * * * [Illustration: "THERE HE BLOWS!" (_The German Emperor has gone Whaling in the North Seas._)] "There he blows! There he goes!" Like a Titan in throes, With his wallopping tail, and his wave-churning nose, The spouting Cetacean Colossus! Eh? Harpoon that Monster! The thought makes one pale, With one thundering thwack of that thumping big tail, To the skies in small splinters he'd toss us! Rolling in foaming wild billows, ice-laden He goes, like the "boisterous sea" (_vide_ HADYN!) "Upheaved from the deep," swift, tremendous, Leviathan sports on the far-foaming wave. If _he_ runs athwart us, what power shall save, From the doom to which promptly he'd send us? His "soundings," or "diggings," are many and deep; But would that his "three-hundred fathoms" he'd keep, Below in the ocean's cold quiet. |
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