Punch, or the London Charivari, Volume 103, October 22, 1892 by Various
page 34 of 47 (72%)
page 34 of 47 (72%)
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Late in the morn I awoke,--I Puzzled with all my might In vain to recall the joke I Made in the silent night. What _was_ it about? No dreamer Am I! No--I think--I frown-- When next I make a screamer In bed--_I will write it down_. By the side of the bed a taper Shall ever with matches be, A pencil and piece of paper, To note what occurs to me. * * * * * Since then I have tried, but the late joke, As seen in my bedside scrawl, Is always so poor,--that the great joke, _I'm sure, was no joke at all!_ * * * * * YES OR NO? ["The hand-writing of well-educated Ladies is often disgracefully illegible."--_A Ladies' Journal_.] Oh, never did lover in fable In such a predicament stand, A letter I wrote to my MABEL, |
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