Punch, or the London Charivari, Volume 103, September 17, 1892 by Various
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yourself. Become intoxicated, put yourself within the clutches of the
law, and then see whether his Lordship will assume the black cap." "You are very good," returned the would-be homicide, "but I have one difficulty. When I make up my mind to remove a person by unconventional means (for choice, a carving-knife), and consume the necessary amount of alcohol to insure intoxication--" "Yes," interjected the Lawyer, who had now opened the outer door. "I find, on reaching intoxication, that I have entirely forgotten the identity of the man I have marked for my victim. Then I have got to grow sober before I can remember who it is. Annoying, isn't it?" And, wishing the Eminent Counsel a pleasant holiday, the visitor disappeared into the Inner Temple. * * * * * [Illustration: AT THE SOUTH SEA-SIDE.] * * * * * THE HAT TO THE PARASOL. (_A SCHERZO IN NOBS AND STICKS._) [Illustration] Reflection polished of highbred |
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