Punch, or the London Charivari, Volume 103, November 12, 1892 by Various
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* * * * * ANECDOTAGE.--_Mr. Punch_ one day was reading aloud from a book of anecdotes when Mr. WEEDON GROSSMITH was present. "What rot!" observed the representative of _Lord Arthur Pomeroy_. And _Mr. Punch_ agreed with him. * * * * * PHANTASMA-GORE-IA. _PICTURING THE VARIOUS MODES OF MELODRAMATIC MURDER. (BY OUR "OFF-HIS"-HEAD POET.)_ NO. II.--THE POISON MURDER. [Illustration] Sit close to your friend, for a frightful end Is at hand for the miser Jew! Sit tight to your seat while the pulses beat-- Nestle close to your neighbour, do! For he'll perish, alas! From a property glass Filled with nothing whatever--neat! He's there by himself, counting piles of pelf Of a counterfeit gamboge hue. He's wizened and dried like old _Arthur Gride_, |
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