Punch, or the London Charivari, Volume 103, September 24, 1892 by Various
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Well, look on that picture, my lads, and on _this_!
And--no, do not crack out a curse like a hiss, But with stout CONAN DOYLE--_he_ has passion and grip!-- Demand that they give us back NELSON's old Ship! British hands from protecting her who shall debar? Ne'er ingratitude lurked in the heart of a Tar. "(Sings DIBDIN) That Ship from the breakers to save" Is the plainest of duties e'er put on the brave. While a rag, or a timber, or spar, she can boast, A place of prime honour on Albion's coast Should be hers and the _Victory's!_ Let us not say, Like the fish-hucksters, "_Memories_ are cheap, Sir, to-day!" * * * * * ECCLESIASTICAL TASTE.--A condiment not much in favour with High Churchmen just now, must be "Worcester Sauce." It is warranted to neutralise the very highest flavour. * * * * * IMPROMPTU. Of "garnered leaves" And "garnered sheaves" Sing sentimental donkeys. Perhaps e'er long Their simple song |
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