Punch, or the London Charivari, Volume 103, October 1, 1892 by Various
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page 13 of 45 (28%)
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One evening, as we sat at dinner,
And strove our senses to deceive By just imagining him thinner; We heard a crack, a burst, a groan, We felt a broadside round us battered, We _saw_ his buttons fiercely blown About our heads, and piecemeal scattered! The suit had split; the boy was bare Of clothes designed to last for ages; We gave him notice then and there-- This _volume_, so to speak, of pages! * * * * * SONG TO BE SUNG IN HAYMARKET ORCHESTRA DURING OVERTURE.--"Oh, why should we wait till to-morrow? See _Queen of Manoa_ to-night!" * * * * * ON A GUERNSEY EXCURSION CAR. _The car, drawn by four horses, and crowded with Excursionists on pleasure bent, is toiling up the steep streets of St. Peter Port, when it comes to a sudden halt._ [Illustration: "Endeavours to assume a knowing and horsey expression."] |
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