Punch, or the London Charivari, Volume 103, September 24, 1892 by Various
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page 28 of 43 (65%)
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To be properly done brown,
I'll agree; But of being nicely done, There's another way than one-- Viz., the _rays_, besides of sun, _£_ s. d.! Now, it may be very cheap For the chap Who is rich, to pay a heap For a nap On a sofa that is prone To a prominence of bone, Or a table undergrown, With a flap; But a man who has not much Of the pelf To distribute freely, such As myself, And who's ordered change and rest, Doubts the change is for the best When he has to lie undress'd On a shelf! No; to slumber on a slant Till you're floor'd, Is a luxury I can't Well afford; And I'm sad to a degree |
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