Punch, or the London Charivari, Volume 103, September 3, 1892 by Various
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porridge and marmalade. I have engaged a policeman to knock at my
front door three times every night, to wake me. I then sit up in bed and consume oat-cakes soaked in orange-juice. I also dress in yellow, and I have written to Belfast to ask if I can be admitted to an Orange Society there, but hitherto I have received no reply. You will, I think, agree with me that I am giving the new treatment a fair trial. Yours truly, TABITHA NUPKINS. * * * * * [Illustration: UNLUCKY COMPLIMENTS. _Shy but Susceptible Youth_. "ER--_COULD_ YOU TELL ME WHO THAT YOUNG LADY IS--SKETCHING?" _Affable Stranger_. "SHE HAS THE MISFORTUNE TO BE MY WIFE!" _Shy but Susceptible One_ (_desperately anxious to please, and losing all presence of mind_). "OH--THE MISFORTUNE'S ENTIRELY _YOURS_, I'M _SURE_!"] * * * * * THE BAMSGATE SANDS. It's hey for the sands, for the jolly Ramsgate Sands, Where the children shout and tumble, spade and bucket in their hands. |
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