Punch, or the London Charivari, Volume 103, September 17, 1892 by Various
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page 19 of 45 (42%)
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PHANTASMA-GORE-IA!
_PICTURING THE VARIOUS MODES OF MELODRAMATIC MURDER_. (_BY OUR "OFF-HIS"-HEAD POET_.) NO. I.--THE DAGGER MURDER. [Illustration] They stand alone on the moonlit spot,-- Sing Ho--ho! and Ha--ha! there! One is the villain, and one is not, But the heroine's father. They stand alone on the patch of light (Which comes from the left as well as right)-- Oh, 'tis a glorious place and night For a Murder Scene! Rather! They talk of deeds (of the parchment kind)-- Sing Ha--ha! and Ho-ho! there! The heavy father, to reason blind, Has them with him to show there! The deeds relate to the old man's will; The villain wants them to pay a bill! The night is cold, and the night is still Let the music be slow there! They stand alone in the pale-green light-- Sing Hey--hey! and he--he! there! What is this flashing so keen and bright? |
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