Punch, or the London Charivari, Volume 101, October 31, 1891 by Various
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page 12 of 42 (28%)
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(Not up and _saying_, be't well understood). As TUPPER (the
Honourable C.H., Minister Of Fisheries) said, in the style of his namesake, "The fool imagines all Silence is sinister, "But the wise man knows that it's often dexterous." Be sure no inquisitive shyness or bounce'll Make us "too previous" with our Report, which goes first to the QUEEN and the Privy Council. Some bigwig's motto is, "Say and Seal," but as TUPPER remarked a forefinger laying To the dexter side of a fine proboscis, "Our motto at present is, Seal _without_ saying!" * * * * * LEGAL QUERY.--The oldest of the thirteen Judges on the Scotch Bench is YOUNG. Any chance for a Junior after this? * * * * * THE TRAVELLING COMPANIONS. NO. XII. SCENE--_In front of the Hôtel Bodenhaus at Splügen. The Diligence for Bellinzona is having its team attached. An elderly Englishwoman is sitting on her trunk, trying to run through the last hundred pages of a novel from the Hotel Library before her departure. PODBURY is in the Hotel, negotiating for sandwiches. CULCHARD is practising his |
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