Punch, or the London Charivari, Volume 103, September 10, 1892 by Various
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"THE SPEECH OF MONKEYS."--Professor R.L. GARNER, who is a great hand at "getting his Monkey up" (he was naturally a bit annoyed at being, quite recently, accidentally prevented from giving his Monkey lecture), is about to commence operations by adapting the old song of "_Let us be Happy Together_" to Monkey Language, when it will re-appear as "_Let us be Apey Together_." It will be first given at Monkey Island on Thames. * * * * * CRICKETERS WHO OUGHT TO BE GOOD HANDS AT PLAYING A TIE.--"The Eleven of Notts." * * * * * UN-BROCKEN VOWS. Walpurgis Brocken Night at Crystal Palace last Thursday--Grand! Jupiter Pluvius suspended buckets, and celestial water-works rested awhile to make way for Terrestrial Fire-works. "Todgers's can do it when it likes," as all Martin-Chuzzlewiters know, and BROCK can do it too when _he_ likes. _À propos_ of DICKENS' quotation above, it is on record that _Mr. Pickwick_ was once addressed as "Old Fireworks." Where? When? and How? _Mr. Pickwick_, we are led to infer by the commentary thereon, somewhat objected to the term, unless our Pickwickian memory fail us--which is not improbable--but Mr. BROCK would appropriate it to himself with pleasure, and be "'proud o' the title' as the Living Skeleton said." Despite wind and weather, and |
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