Punch, or the London Charivari, Volume 103, August 6, 1892 by Various
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Her answer came. He thought of it, It haunted him for long years after, She simply burst into a fit Of ribald laughter. And certainly it was absurd, She laughed till she could laugh no more; She'd heard the same thing, to a word, The day before. Two tyros in the Art of Love, Each ARABELLA's ardent suitor, Unluckily were pupils of The self-same tutor! So, should you fail to understand A maiden's answer, this may show Why sometimes Man proposes and The Girl says "No!" * * * * * SKIRTS AND FIGURES.--M. JACOBI, of the Alhambra, has composed a "Skirt-dance," which has recently appeared in the _Figaro_. That the skirts for which the Composer has written are brand-new, and require no mending, is evident from the fact that, from first to last, there is no "Skirt-sew"--in Italian, _Scherzo_--movement. * * * * * |
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