Punch, or the London Charivari, Volume 103, August 13, 1892 by Various
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page 8 of 31 (25%)
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It is fair at least; so that
JOHN shall not be taxed for PAT, Mr. G. Spare him income tax that grieves, Lest he think that he perceives ALI BABA's Forty ---- Mr. G.! * * * * * WALKER!--Mr. TOOLE is going into the country, and Mr. GARDEN is to take his place. This sounds like a seasonable change, as Londoners who cannot get away to a Garden, will now have a GARDEN coming to them. * * * * * "NO FEES." (_IN RE PAYNE_ V. _'ENRY HAUTHOR JONES._) Alas, poor JONES, how sad your fate! The Law's stern coldness comes to freeze Your burning wish to captivate With words you know will always please-- "No fees!" When "bang goes saxpence" for a page Of poorest paper, where one sees More puffs than programme, then your rage |
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