Punch, or the London Charivari, Volume 103, October 29, 1892 by Various
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page 37 of 43 (86%)
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She sits locked in her room,
Uncompanioned, alone. At a knock, at a call How she shivers and starts! She's "that nervous"--and "Hall Of 'er fambly 'as 'earts." Not till gloaming obscure Cools hot London at last, Hies she forth to procure Her ideal repast. "_A red 'erring, an inion, Just of dripping a bite_" --This is not my opinion, Hers _verbatim_ I cite. But I fancy, though loth to Thus detract from her merits, (And I've her solemn oath too!) That she's "partial to sperrits." For once suddenly coming (She supposed me away) I was struck by her humming "_Ta-ra-ra Boom de Ay!_" And not humming it only; Also _dancing_ the same,-- |
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