Punch, or the London Charivari, Volume 152, May 9, 1917 by Various
page 33 of 52 (63%)
page 33 of 52 (63%)
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The vices of Kings Stork and Log;
One day I give the palm to PRINGLE, The next I offer it to HOGGE. The style of _Mr. Alfred Jingle_ Was jumpy, but he did not clog His sense with woolly words, like PRINGLE, With priggish petulance, like HOGGE. I'd love to see the _Bing Boys_ bingle, To go to music-halls _incog._, Instead of being posed by PRINGLE And heckled by the hateful HOGGE. My appetite is gone; I "pingle" (As Norfolk puts it) with my prog; My meals are marred by thoughts of PRINGLE, My sleep is massacred by HOGGE. O patriots, with your nerves a-tingle, With all your righteous souls agog, Will none of you demolish PRINGLE And utterly extinguish HOGGE? * * * * * OF MARGARINE: _C'est magnifique, mais ce n'est pas le beurre._ * * * * * |
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