Punch, or the London Charivari, Volume 103, September 24, 1892 by Various
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And DUNSING, the Boss at "The Crown," does yer proper. I came 'ere
a wreck; But sulphur, sound sleep, and cool breezes, prime prog, and good company tells; So 'ere's bully for 'Arrygate, CHARLIE, in spite of rum baths and bad smells. That Fifty is nearly played out, and my slap at the Ebor went wrong-- I'd a Yorkshire tyke's tip, too, old man; but I'm stoney, though still "going strong" (As _Lord Arthur_ remarks in the play), so no more at "The Crown" I must tarry, But if 'Arrygate wants a good word--as to 'ealth--it shall 'ave it from 'ARRY. * * * * * [Illustration: THE FIGHTING "FOUDROYANT."] * * * * * [Illustration: "TWO'S COMPANY." _Newspaper Boy_ (_suddenly, at window_). "WANT AN _OBSERVER_, CAPTAIN?" _Mathilde_ (_on Honeymoon Trip_). "OH, FREDDIE, DEAR! NO! NO!! _DO_ |
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