Punch, or the London Charivari, Volume 103, August 27, 1892 by Various
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_Fourth Mem._ Oh, come! That's putting it a little too strong! We are
not accustomed to it. What does it all mean? _Em. S._ I think I can answer you. My good friends, until you can get an idea of what you really want, you can do nothing--nor can I. So now, if you have another appointment to keep, please don't let me detain you. All I can wish you I do wish you. May you all prosper in your undertakings. And now, farewell! _First Mem._ Well, Sir, if you won't see us any more, good-bye! _Em. S._ Good-bye! Mind the steps! Good-bye! [_The Deputation leave._ Eminent Statesman _turns his attention to other matters with a smile of satisfaction._ * * * * * "EXCELSIOR! OR STRAIGHT UP!"--Sir DOUGLAS STRAIGHT was knighted last week. N.B.--Would have been mentioned earlier, if we had had the straight tip. * * * * * 'ARRY IN VENICE. [Illustration] DEAR CHARLIE,--'Ow 'ops it, my 'earty? Yours truly's still stived up in Town. Won't run to a 'oliday yet, mate. I'm longing to lay on the brown |
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