Punch, or the London Charivari, Volume 103, November 5, 1892 by Various
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_Second Or._ Now, none of your chaff. Mind, you are the servants of the public, and-- _Pol. In._ Yes--but don't deliver a speech to me--I am not a "Decayed Washerwoman." _Chorus of Indignant Females._ We should think not. It would be a good thing if you were! _Second Or._ Now, look sharp. We have been longer coming than we expected. The cabs and omnibuses were so troublesome. Now, where shall I stand? _Pol. In._ (_considering_). Well, I think you would be out of the way if you got up there, and spoke to them down below. [_Points out elevated position in front of the National Gallery._ _Second Or._ But they won't be able to see, much less to hear me! _Pol. In._ Can't help that. The Commissioners of Her Majesty's Works and Public Buildings don't provide telescopes nor yet ear-trumpets.--_Bill_ (_saluting_). Sunset, Sir! _Pol. In._ There, you see! Thought you would be too late. Time's up. Glad to see you another day. But now--move on! [_And the Police Regulations are obeyed. Curtain._ |
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