Punch, or the London Charivari, Volume 103, August 20, 1892 by Various
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already been accepted by Herr VON POPOFF, as that gentleman, being a
foreign subject, has no need to desire official authorisation to use his recently-acquired and extremely bulky decoration. * * * * * [Illustration: "GROUSE DRIVING." THIS IS WHAT SHE IMAGINED IT TO BE IN HER DREAM OF THE 12TH OF AUGUST.] * * * * * MEMORABLE. SIR,--So many punning Epitaphs have recently appeared in the _Times à propos_ of "BOB LOWE," that I am sure you will now allow me to produce and publish what was rejected by your Editor, long before the decease of the above-mentioned eminent Statesman. I thought it, and still think it, uncommonly good; but the then Editor said, "No--it is unseemly to joke about the decease of a living celebrity." Now on the good old maxim of "_Nil nisi bonum_," I beg you will produce this, as I'm sure it is, and always was, uncommonly _bonum_, and like good wine, all the better for keeping. Here it is:-- ON THE LATE B.L. Bob! has he gone above the sky? We hope that it is so. Yet when above, however high, |
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