Punch, or the London Charivari, Volume 103, August 20, 1892 by Various
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_First Girl_. We'll show him others have their pride as well as him. [_They disappear in the crowd._ _Mr. Spiffing_ (_repassing a few minutes later, with one of the young Ladies on each arm_). Well, there, say no more about it--so long as it wasn't at Me, I don't mind! [_They pass on._ _A Wheezy Matron_ (_in a shawl_). She was a prettier byby in the fice than any o' the others--sech a lydylike byby she was--we never 'ad no bother with her! and never, as long as I live, shall I forgit her Grandpa's words when he saw her settin' up in her 'igh cheer at tea, with her little cheeks a marsk o' marmalade. "LOUISER JYNE," he sez, "you mark my words--she's the on'y reelly _nice_ byby you ever 'ad, or _will_ ave!" _Her Comp_. An' he wasn't given to compliments in a general way, neither, _was_ he? _Anxious Mother_. I can't make him out. Sometimes I think he means something, and yet,--Every morning we've been here, he's come up to her on the Pier, and brought her a carnation inside of his 'at. _Her Confidante_. Then depend upon it, my dear, he has intentions. _I_ should say so, certingly! _The Mother_. Ah, but CARRIE tells me she's dropped her glove, accidental-like, over and over again, and he's always picked it up,--and handed it back to her. I reelly don't know what _to_ think! |
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